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title: "ReRack Dishwasher Rack Repair - White 630076"
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# Long-lasting rust protection (2+ years) Heat & water resistant formula Strong adhesion to vinyl-coated racks ReRack Dishwasher Rack Repair - White 630076

**Brand:** plasti dip
**Price:** € 29.77
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧼 Restore & Protect: The ultimate rack rescue for a flawless dishwasher experience!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ReRack Dishwasher Rack Repair - White 630076 by plasti dip
- **How much does it cost?** € 29.77 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- plasti dip enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted plasti dip brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure:** High-strength coating resists peeling under intense water pressure and heat.
- • **DIY Pro-Level Finish:** Flexible rubber formula with easy brush application ensures a smooth, durable repair.
- • **Versatile Rack Savior:** Bonds seamlessly with most vinyl-coated racks beyond dishwashers—think shower caddies & organizers.
- • **Rustproof Your Routine:** Eliminates rust transfer to dishes for spotless, worry-free washes.
- • **Sustain Your Investment:** Revives aging racks, extending dishwasher life and avoiding costly replacements.

## Overview

ReRack Dishwasher Rack Repair is a flexible, specialty rubber coating designed to restore and protect rusted or damaged dishwasher racks. Its heat- and water-resistant formula bonds strongly to vinyl-coated wire racks, preventing rust transfer to dishes and enduring high-pressure washes. Ideal for DIY maintenance, it extends the life of your dishwasher rack and other coated wire organizers, saving you replacement costs and keeping your kitchen running smoothly.

## Description

Product Description The flexible, specialty rubber coating exhibits excellent adhesion to dishwasher and other vinyl coated racks. From the Manufacturer ReRACK is a flexible, specialty rubber coating that exhibits excellent adhesion to dishwasher and other vinyl coated racks. ReRack is ideal for touching up rusted and damaged dishwasher racks.

Review: Doing it right with Rerack matters!! - This is the second time I have used Rerack on my automatic dishwasher rack, and I did a much better job this time. It lasted 2+ years the first time, but I expect it to last much longer this time around. Here are my tips for doing your racks. 1) Do your prep right. Get 2-3 layers of corrugated cardboard to put the rack on. Use a knife and small cutters (fingernail cutters would do if you don’t have miniature wire cutters) to cut the old coating back to expose the rusted wire rack and rusted welds and leave a neat transition from intact coating to wire. 2) Scrape off loose rust with an old knife. Rub the knife back and forth to get a somewhat smooth rusty surface on the wires and welded junctions. 3) Use a fairly strong acid (whatever you have) and an eye dropper to put a tiny drop on each of the rusted wire and welds spots you are working on. If you don’t think you have acid at home, you can use Vinegar (acetic acid), car battery acid, or even Diet Coke (contains phosphoric acid); You will just have to reapply more times to remove the rust completely. Applying enough to each spot to where it doesn’t drip off onto the cardboard is the idea. Let it work for at least 4+ hours. Use the eye dropper to reapply to each spot, sparingly as before. There is no need to rise off the acid between reapplying the acid, and no, it won’t bother the vinyl coating, so leaving the acid on overnight between repeated applications is actually good for this process of chemically removing the rust. You cannot overdue it. I used concentrated phosphoric acid, and it took me 4 applications over a couple of days. 4) After you are convinced that you have removed ALL the rust, you need to rinse each spot thoroughly with water. The wires and welds won’t be shiny: they should look smooth and black. Dry the rack well. 5) Now you need to use some rubbing alcohol and your CLEANED eyed dropper to clean the spots off thoroughly. Then let it dry. 6) Now start shaking the little bottle of Rerack vigorously for 5 minutes. There is a BB in the bottle to help it mix thoroughly, and if you don’t mix it thoroughly enough you will only get to use half the bottle before it gums up, and you will need it ALL: if your rack has a LOT of damage to repair, you may need 2 bottles. 7) Apply the Rerack with the brush in the bottle top. Use the inside of the neck to remove excess, NOT the top rim of the bottle. Every spot or two you coat with Rerack, screw the top back on and shake the bottle for 10-15 seconds. You’ll be glad later when the bottle is down to half empty if you heed this advice; Trust me. 8) Allow 30 minutes between coats and apply enough coats to make the repaired places bigger around than the original vinyl coating, and overlap the intact vinyl 1/8” or more so water can’t wick up under the Rerack and start the wire rusting all over again. Put a little extra where the dishes rest against the rack for padding. 9) Let it dry 12 hours or more. I know you are tired of doing dishes in the sink by now, but you don’t want impatience to mess up all your work and effort. Now put some of those little white tips over the end of every wire. They are really sturdy and will keep the wire ends from rusting and scratching the dishes. 10) Run the dishwasher empty once before you load dishes on the rack. If there is any Rerack left, keep it where you can find it in case you need to do touch up. This may sound like a lot of trouble and it is, but we have a great old Maytag and you can’t get a replacement rack for a 12-15 year old dishwasher. And the new ones are “water-saving” and don’t have the pump to push the dirty water and food particles through the disposal; you have to empty a trap in the bottom all the time or it bogs up.
Review: Coats rusty areas easily - I was skeptical about these types of coatings as I just didn't expect any of them to work. I was pleasantly surprised when I used the ReRack as it works very well. It has been months and the rack repairs are still holding up. I recommend applying this in a well ventilated location as it does have a slight odor. I took the rack outside, did the application, and let it dry for four hours before putting it back in the dishwasher and there was no scent.

## Features

- Ideal for touching up rusted and damaged dishwasher racks
- Eliminates the transfer of rust onto dishes
- High-strength formula is heat and water resistant
- Will not peel or pop off during high water pressure washes
- Will bond to most pre-coated vinyl wire racks including: shower caddies, wire closet/shoe organizers, and draining racks

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00I9SK73K |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (5,006) |
| Date First Available  | July 25, 2007 |
| Department  | Unisex-Adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 75815630070 |
| Language  | English |
| Manufacturer  | Plasti Dip |
| Product Dimensions  | 6.5 x 2.87 x 1.25 inches; 0.8 ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Plasti Dip
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Material Feature:** Flexible, Stretchy, Weather-Resistant, Peelable
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Scent:** Unscented

## Images

![ReRack Dishwasher Rack Repair - White 630076 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81NKV-7HstL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this Rerack better on badly rusted out spots than Uber Goop?**
A: Haven't tried Uber Goop, but Rerack worked for me.  I cleaned and treated the area with Must for Rust, then applied Rerack and let it dry.  Appears to be holding up, though the Rerack was lumpy in the bottle and took forever to get it stirred smooth before I could use it.  Other than that I am pleased.

**Q: Does this product actually stop or convert further. Corrosion of the rack? Or is it just cosmetic and to keep rust temporarily off your plates?**
A: My experience is similar to G.Wittenberg's. The coating wears off and rust reappears but when they $150 for a replacement rack, I'll keep using this product until the dishwasher croaks. While it lasts, the rust is kept off the dishes.

**Q: Is this any different than an outdoor latex based paint?**
A: This performs very differently. It is thick and non-drippy when applying.  It lasts great.  I put on multiple coats, and it has not budged.  Bought this in July 2019.  Run my dishwasher every day.  The repair looks the same as the day I applied it.  I can’t say this for other things outside my house that I’ve painted with outside latex paint.

**Q: Can I use it inside of a washer? Paint got off little and it causes rust.**
A: I used it on the dish racks and it worked fine. You need a few days because it is best to apply in light layers.If you have rust spots on the dish washer walls I would think you should try to clean with a good cleaning product and if that does not work I believe Rerack will work. Again apply in light coatings letting it dry between each coats.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Doing it right with Rerack matters!!
*by M***K on July 30, 2020*

This is the second time I have used Rerack on my automatic dishwasher rack, and I did a much better job this time. It lasted 2+ years the first time, but I expect it to last much longer this time around. Here are my tips for doing your racks. 1) Do your prep right. Get 2-3 layers of corrugated cardboard to put the rack on. Use a knife and small cutters (fingernail cutters would do if you don’t have miniature wire cutters) to cut the old coating back to expose the rusted wire rack and rusted welds and leave a neat transition from intact coating to wire. 2) Scrape off loose rust with an old knife. Rub the knife back and forth to get a somewhat smooth rusty surface on the wires and welded junctions. 3) Use a fairly strong acid (whatever you have) and an eye dropper to put a tiny drop on each of the rusted wire and welds spots you are working on. If you don’t think you have acid at home, you can use Vinegar (acetic acid), car battery acid, or even Diet Coke (contains phosphoric acid); You will just have to reapply more times to remove the rust completely. Applying enough to each spot to where it doesn’t drip off onto the cardboard is the idea. Let it work for at least 4+ hours. Use the eye dropper to reapply to each spot, sparingly as before. There is no need to rise off the acid between reapplying the acid, and no, it won’t bother the vinyl coating, so leaving the acid on overnight between repeated applications is actually good for this process of chemically removing the rust. You cannot overdue it. I used concentrated phosphoric acid, and it took me 4 applications over a couple of days. 4) After you are convinced that you have removed ALL the rust, you need to rinse each spot thoroughly with water. The wires and welds won’t be shiny: they should look smooth and black. Dry the rack well. 5) Now you need to use some rubbing alcohol and your CLEANED eyed dropper to clean the spots off thoroughly. Then let it dry. 6) Now start shaking the little bottle of Rerack vigorously for 5 minutes. There is a BB in the bottle to help it mix thoroughly, and if you don’t mix it thoroughly enough you will only get to use half the bottle before it gums up, and you will need it ALL: if your rack has a LOT of damage to repair, you may need 2 bottles. 7) Apply the Rerack with the brush in the bottle top. Use the inside of the neck to remove excess, NOT the top rim of the bottle. Every spot or two you coat with Rerack, screw the top back on and shake the bottle for 10-15 seconds. You’ll be glad later when the bottle is down to half empty if you heed this advice; Trust me. 8) Allow 30 minutes between coats and apply enough coats to make the repaired places bigger around than the original vinyl coating, and overlap the intact vinyl 1/8” or more so water can’t wick up under the Rerack and start the wire rusting all over again. Put a little extra where the dishes rest against the rack for padding. 9) Let it dry 12 hours or more. I know you are tired of doing dishes in the sink by now, but you don’t want impatience to mess up all your work and effort. Now put some of those little white tips over the end of every wire. They are really sturdy and will keep the wire ends from rusting and scratching the dishes. 10) Run the dishwasher empty once before you load dishes on the rack. If there is any Rerack left, keep it where you can find it in case you need to do touch up. This may sound like a lot of trouble and it is, but we have a great old Maytag and you can’t get a replacement rack for a 12-15 year old dishwasher. And the new ones are “water-saving” and don’t have the pump to push the dirty water and food particles through the disposal; you have to empty a trap in the bottom all the time or it bogs up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Coats rusty areas easily
*by S***N on January 8, 2026*

I was skeptical about these types of coatings as I just didn't expect any of them to work. I was pleasantly surprised when I used the ReRack as it works very well. It has been months and the rack repairs are still holding up. I recommend applying this in a well ventilated location as it does have a slight odor. I took the rack outside, did the application, and let it dry for four hours before putting it back in the dishwasher and there was no scent.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well; but be patient
*by S***S on January 18, 2026*

I have an older dishwasher that works great; but the lower rack that holds the plates was leaving a rusty spot on the edge of the plates. The coating was wearing off the bottom of the tines; but the cost to replace the racks was much more than I wanted to shell out. The price of this product was reasonable and just the right size bottle to do the job I needed to do. It is important to remove as much rust as possible from the area to be repaired. I used both sand paper/emory cloth and a small grinding bit with my Dremel tool to do the job; then wiped the cleaned spots with alcohol. The liquid is very thick; almost too thick and I was doing this on my garage work bench; so I warmed the bottle up in my pocket; which helped some. It is very sticky and clings to the applicator brush. Not hard to use; but be patient and allow it to dry at least 30 min before applying a 2nd coat. Be sure to do the job in a well ventilated area and you should wear latex gloves as well. So far this product has worked well and I can recommend giving it a try before spending $100's of dollars to replace the rack.

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