Customize your Goalie Pads with Plastidip! 

Probably. Depends on the colors available. If you’re wanting to paint a vintage brown set, the material may be the factor. Test a small area (mask it off, shoot a small, inconspicuous patch of black from cheap can from Walmart and see what it does. Let me know, I’d be curious. Thanks for watching!

@@goaliegeorge I want to paint a white set vintage brown.

tct855 tct855 thanks for watching. I’ve got leftover, so I gotta be restrained on its use... 😂👍🏻

I don’t see any reason it wouldn’t. Just know light colors on a dark background may need more layers to get a solid bright color! Enjoy.

I don’t see why not. I don’t think durability matters on flat or gloss, it’s just the finish. So, select which you want and test it. Tape off a small square and spray.. if it holds on then you’ll be fine. Peel and the start masking away. Thanks!

Sand? No. Where did these bubbles appear? In the paint, or is there something on the surface that’s causing it? If paint, then peel it up, and try again using thinner coats. You won’t be fully covered in the first pass/coat. Thinner coats also prevent runs. If on the surface, then make sure the surface is clear and clean. I went over mine with a magic eraser to clear our any issues that could cause the paint to not adhere to the pads. But if you try to sand the paint, you’ll peel that paint right off…. Yikes! I hope this helps…. Thanks for watching!

It’s been extremely durable. Just make sure to clean the pads well before. Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!

No, it is removable. But, that’s a good thing because you can change it up. I was very surprised by the durability though. Bought the black only and test painted them. Lasted the whole season and some summer tourneys (when we could play!). So, I recommend trying it. Only residue I had removing the original black layer was in the threads.. but since it was being repainted, I didn’t stress too much. Thanks for watching! Hope this helps.

I believe so. Mine started all white, but on the blocker, the black was covered by the silver, so why not? Just be sure to take your time and make sure the coats are even. 👍🏻 Good luck!

Probably. The only issue may lie in the fabric. I have not tried to cover the fabric, only the faux leather coverings. I don’t see any issues with it otherwise. Good luck!!

I’m actually changing colors now. Just peel up the previous color and redo. But if you want to shoot over another color, then just mask and shoot. Make sure you take your time to let the paint build up without runs to allow the color to come through. I just painted blue on a silver weave on my glove. I’ll shoot a short showing the results.

@@goaliegeorge sweet man! Mine have original red stripes that I want to make orange. Have you ever done this on anything but white? I'm wondering if going orange over red is going to "bleed" thru and mess up the look

Glad to help. I’m actually repainting my pads now. Changing the silver to royal blue. That was a PITA to get off the thin edges from the stitching to the edges. The rest held up great, but new team colors and since I can, why not?? I forgot to shoot the removal and update on it today. oh well. I can attest to its durability.. enjoy!!

Glad to help. I’m actually repainting my pads now. Changing the silver to royal blue. That was a PITA to get off the thin edges from the stitching to the edges. The rest held up great, but new team colors and since I can, why not?? I forgot to shoot the removal and update on it today. oh well. I can attest to its durability.. enjoy!!

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@roansmout773 besides a wee bit coming away at the bottom by the toe bridge bit it's holding strong and looking OK!

So far. But I’ve only used it on real ice. I’ve never used it on synthetic ice. And, I’m only just this past weekend noticing some wear on the edges of the application. So, it’s very durable in my opinion. Try it out on a small area and if it doesn’t hold up, then you’re out $4, but if it does what I’ve seen, then we’ve discovered the best way to customize stock pads!M. Thanks for watching. I hope this helps.

I hope it helps!!

It’s easy to do and durable. Did you see the updated version?

I did not see the updated one. Honestly I wasn’t even searching for this video when I found it

Thanks. And they’re still holding up today!

@@goaliegeorge 20 years ago i was doing siimilar stuff with different colored duct tape.

Sure! 1) Soft and flexible. It bends with the knee break when needed. 2) very light, but was at a corner that was not fully covered. Newest edition I show here has no visible wear. On normal week, I’m on the ice 2-3x week. Playing in top levels here. Never cracked. 3) I used my Xacto knife to lift off gently, then peeled right off. The strings will be a challenge. I scraped as mush as I could, but was going to repaint anyway, so didn’t push too hard on it. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching! Ask any follow up questions. Note: I did not use it on the nylon fabric as there it can get more embedded and therefore make it harder to remove.

@@goaliegeorge Awesome! ... will definitely have to try this out.

Do u have a update on the durability of the dip. How many games did it last or what