Plasti Dip on cables?

[KamiKatze]

Hey, i just wanted to know if it is possible to spray plasti dip on various cables. Like the front panel connectors or a internal USB wire. Will plast dip be flexible enough,s o i can route the cables without the plasti dip ripping? How do i spray the cables? Lay them flat, straight and parallel, cover the connectors and just put 2-3 layers on it?

 

I have lots of cables which are either multi colored or the last 2 cm aren't sleeved with shrink tubing, so i want to kinda hide that.

 

I won't do any PSU cables though, because sleeving is still the best way to do them, but for all the small cables, iguess plasti dip could work?

[xXxYOLOxSWAGxXx_420BlazeIt]

Hang the cables from something so that they are not touching any surface. Do about 4 - 5 light coats.

 

It shouldnt split or rip as long as you do enough coats.Maybe use heatshrink on the connectors if you are just doing black.

[Mcdoorknob]

plasti dip can stretch a bit naturally so you should be fine as long as you don't flex it too much.

You would need to hang the cables to spray them evenly.

 

Honestly, for cables, I wouldn't recommend using plasti dip. You are better off getting some paracord or something and sleeve them yourself. 

[lutro0customs]

Can you share a pic of the cables you are talking about.

 

Almost all cables inside of a computer can be sleeved or cleaned up without the need to bust out the spray can. =P

If you post a pic I can show you the right materials you will need to sleeve it or at least clean it up. =)