Coating Spray for Inside of Hub?

[Kevin23]

Losing the black coating inside my hub, too lazy to put it back in the bag. Doesn't really affect anything, but looks like crap and annoys me with the light coming through. Anyone know what I could spray on the inside? Was thinking maybe that spray rubber flex seal type stuff.

[hardwater diehard]

Clam recommends Plastidip

[Mountain Maggot]

What ever you end up using, remember volatile organic chemicals often are flammable and emit fumes for awhile.  The other consideration is pliability for folding.

I have the same issue starting with my Frabill flip-up.  Let me know about your treatment success and the ease of putting it on.  A before and after pic would be awesome!

MM. 🐛🐛🐛

[Cortland15b]

Rustoleum vinyl and fabric dye spray, black. Used on some old white sun visors to make them black. Worked well. Can't say much for flammability but usually the new stuff is good except when you're spraying it obviously

[Capt.Jim-N.J.]

The people who make the different styles of hubs & shelters usually recommend using the spray 'Plastikdip', do it in light coats so it will twist and bend, heavy coats tend to not
     be so pliable and forgiving; don't use the flex-seal from the T.V. ads, it will get as hard as a rock when it dries; and yes, pay attention to fumes, a good 'air out' will be needed
     after use

Good Luck

[Fish Butcher]

Clam recommends Plastidip

That is what I use and will continue to use, because it works well.

[IceholeFisherman]

A friend has an original Clam Fish trap Scout. It doesnt have a black coating....just blue material. He was just saying he could feel wind through the material. Will the Plasticoat wind proof it?

[Kevin23]

Clam recommends Plastidip

Good call. I'll give that a try.

[Cortland15b]

Plastidip is designed to be peeled off when you want to change the color if you spray your car with it. If it's the same stuff. My brother painted his wheels with it

[Kevin23]

Plastidip is designed to be peeled off when you want to change the color if you spray your car with it. If it's the same stuff. My brother painted his wheels with it

Peels off of slick surfaces, but adheres like super glue to fabric. Similarly to silicone sealer, you can peel it off of slick metals but don't get it on your clothing. My guess is that it will peel off of the black coating that is left, but leave pieces where the fabric is exposed.