Posted by James22 on April 11, 2009 at 09:09:59 from (207.179.239.137):
In Reply to: Painting plastic posted by jdemaris on April 11, 2009 at 08:57:42:
I wanted to paint some PVC so Googled plastic painting and read up on the subject. The best is probably to get the same stuff an auto repair shop would use as a plastic primer and then cover with the desired color. I decided to try the cheaper and easier Fusion paint as a primer coat. Picked one that was close to the desired color and and it worked well, but would consider just going with white the next time. Used fine sand paper to rough the PVC a little and cleaned with lacquer thinner. The Fusion paint adhered very well. Allowed it to dry a week then covered it with the desired color standard paint and am happy with the results.
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