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FullDip Liquid Vinyl - Military
602801604
€8.00
9,68 € Tax incl.
9,68 € Tax incl.
FullDip Liquid Vinyl Military: matte spray vinyl, flexible and UV resistant. 400 ml. Ideal for EVA foam, cosplay and craft projects.
FullDip Liquid Vinyl Military is a liquid vinyl aerosol spray with a matte finish in military tones, designed to adhere to flexible surfaces such as EVA foam, rigid fabrics and plastics without the need for a primer. Its elastic formula prevents cracking and peeling, and offers high UV resistance, making it especially useful for cosplay pieces, props and decorations that will be exposed to variable conditions.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | Aerosol spray |
| Capacity | 400 ml |
| Finish | Matte |
| Colour range | Military tones |
| Flexibility | High — does not crack on flexible surfaces |
| UV resistance | High |
| Water resistance | Yes |
| Application temperature | 5 °C – 35 °C |
| Time between coats | 10 minutes |
| Full dry time | 24 hours |
| Minimum recommended number of coats | 4 |
| Nozzle | Transversal |
What it is used for
FullDip Liquid Vinyl Military is designed to give a matte colour finish and tactical look to pieces that require flexibility and durability. As it requires no primer on EVA foam or soft plastics, it saves time in the finishing process. It is the go-to option in cosplay workshops, prop making and accessory decoration.
- Painting cosplay pieces and EVA foam armour with a military aesthetic
- Finishing helmets, shoulder pads and foam protections for costume or theatre
- Decorating airsoft accessories and tactical replicas made from plastic materials
- Customising rigid textile cases, pouches and accessories
- Craft projects and prop making for audiovisual production
- Touching up or refreshing props with surface wear
How to use it
- Clean and dry the surface to be painted thoroughly. Remove dust, grease or any release agent residue that could prevent adhesion.
- Make sure the ambient temperature is between 5 °C and 35 °C before starting. Outside this range, curing and adhesion may be compromised.
- Shake the can well for at least 2 minutes until the mixing ball moves freely inside.
- Apply the first thin, even coat keeping the can approximately 25–30 cm from the piece. Move the can continuously to avoid build-up.
- Wait 10 minutes between each coat to allow the vinyl to set before applying the next one.
- Apply a minimum of 4 coats to achieve full coverage, uniform colour and adequate resistance.
- Allow a total of 24 hours to dry before handling or permanently assembling the piece.
Usage tips
Surface preparation
Although FullDip Liquid Vinyl does not require a primer on EVA foam, on particularly porous surfaces or very smooth plastics, a gentle sanding beforehand (220–320 grit sandpaper) improves mechanical adhesion and prevents the vinyl from peeling at the edges of pieces after prolonged use. On untreated EVA foam the result is already very satisfactory from the first coat.
Spray application technique
The key to a clean finish is consistency in distance and pass speed. If you hold the can too close or slow down the movement, runs appear that are then difficult to hide on matte finishes. If you need to cover hard-to-reach areas — interior angles of helmets, recesses in armour — apply those areas first and then even out the overall surface. FullDip's transversal nozzle is optimised for horizontal passes, so take advantage of this by orienting the piece accordingly.
Weathering and worn effects
The military tones in this range accept simple weathering techniques once the vinyl is dry. You can lightly dab with a dry sponge loaded with a darker or lighter paint to simulate wear on edges and friction areas, mimicking the look of used equipment. Since the vinyl is flexible, the effect layers also retain the elasticity of the whole without cracking. If you want to protect the final finish or add localised gloss variation, you can complement it with other finishes from the FullDip Gloss & Specials range.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need a primer before applying the vinyl spray?
No, FullDip Liquid Vinyl Military is formulated to adhere directly to EVA foam and most soft plastics without prior priming. On very smooth or non-porous surfaces a gentle sanding improves adhesion, but it is not required for normal use on EVA foam.
How many coats do you need to apply for proper coverage?
A minimum of 4 coats is recommended. Each coat should be thin and even, allowing 10 minutes of drying time between them. Increasing the number of coats improves mechanical resistance and colour uniformity, especially with dark tones or on textured surfaces.
Can it be applied over already painted surfaces?
Yes, as long as the previous coat is completely dry, clean and adhered. If the existing paint is unstable or has lifted areas, remove them before applying FullDip to prevent the vinyl from dragging those defects.
Does it withstand outdoor use and prolonged sun exposure?
FullDip Liquid Vinyl Military has high UV resistance, making it suitable for pieces used outdoors for moderate periods. For very prolonged sun exposure, it is advisable to reapply a maintenance coat when colour loss is detected.
At what temperature can it be applied?
The recommended application temperature is between 5 °C and 35 °C. Below 5 °C the propellant loses pressure and the vinyl does not atomise well; above 35 °C the product may dry too quickly and leave an uneven texture. Always work in a well-ventilated space.
Can it be mixed with other colours from the FullDip range?
In spray format it is not possible to mix colours directly. However, you can visually combine tones from the range by applying layers of different colours or using weathering techniques over a military base to create more complex effects. Also check the solid colours and chameleon finishes to expand the possibilities.
How long does it take to fully dry?
Full drying time is 24 hours. Between coats, 10 minutes is sufficient, but to handle the piece safely, assemble it in a costume or subject it to mechanical stress, the full 24-hour cure time should be observed.
Is it compatible with untreated EVA foam?
Yes, it is one of the surfaces for which it is especially recommended. The vinyl adheres well to EVA foam without the need for primer, maintains the flexibility of the base material and does not crack with the bending and movements typical of cosplay pieces or props.
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