>>10287385
The texture can be minimized a lot with proper care. I recommend not spraying on days when it's humid or raining, make sure where you're working is not too hot or too cold and well-ventilated, if you're working outdoors make sure it's not breezy, heating your can (put it in hot water, not boiling, just get some hot water out of your tap and let it sit in the water for 5 minutes or so), shake it just before you spray for at least a minute, if you've used the can before make sure to clear the nozzle by turning it upside down and spraying a bit (always wipe it off before putting it away), spray it right, use lots of thin layers, not thick gloppy ones (I always do at least 3, first layer is always extra thin, wait 30 minutes between coats), keep your distance right and consistent, don't get too close or too far away (like 6-10 inches I think is official recommendation), and use overlapping sweeping strokes like you would with any spray paint.
Also, you can just get the old Plastidip that's meant for dipping tool handles into (aka the original use for the stuff) and brush it on if you really don't like the spray but want to use Plastidip.