Rust-Oleum AE0030002E8 400ml Direct to Plastic Spray Paint- Black

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Here’s the perfect paint for flipping thrift-store finds, transforming old furniture, reviving scuffed and scraped luggage, giving home decor a makeover, or renewing just about any other plastic object needing a little beautification. Krylon COLORmaxx comes in a very wide range of colors, including many unusual brights, and in flat, satin, or gloss finishes. There are metallics, as well. Apply a second coat. Most items will benefit from at least two coats of spray paint. When the first coat has had time to dry, apply a second coat. Use the same side to side or up and down sweeping motion as you spray to ensure a thin and even coat. This solvent-based spray paint works as a primer in addition to a traditional spray paint. This means that it can work with any flaws that your plastic may have and fill them before the color has an opportunity to set in. It also comes with a choice of 6 finishes: matte, gloss, satin, flat, hammered, and textured.

Patience is needed when spraying painting plastic. If you are accustomed to laying down one or two coats on wood, paper, or cardboard, you'll find that plastic is an entirely different material to work with because it is not porous or absorbs paint. You can use Rust-Oleum spray paint on any project, whether you’re an avid DIYer or a professional painter taking on commercial projects. You can use Rust-Oleum to renovate home interior decor, remodel outdoor furniture, beautify plastic mailboxes, or revitalize a vintage car. Factors to Consider When Spray Painting Plastic with Rustoleum The Rust-Oleum brand offers innovative coating solutions to retain the beauty of indoor and outdoor plastics. You can be sure the paint will adhere perfectly to your plastic, even without a primer. You can use Rust-Oleum spray paint on plastic, PVC, polypropylene, polystyrene, and other materials like resin, fiberglass, and vinyl.Whether you’re spray painting car parts or your home’s shutters, you’ll want to know whether or not your spray paint of choice can stand up to unexpected precipitation and humidity. Spray paint applied to plastic is often prone to peeling, especially if you don’t invest in the appropriate sealants. Water-resistant spray paints, however, tend to bind more closely to the plastics they’re applied to.

Sealants, also known as finishes, help keep your spray paint in place after you’ve applied all of your desired layers. Sealants can lend a shine to your materials while also ensuring that they do not chip or otherwise suffer damage as readily as they might, otherwise. Not all spray paints, as mentioned, require sealants, but some may benefit from them after being applied to non-porous plastics. If you’re in the market for this kind of extra protection, you can see for yourself what kinds of sealants may pair with the spray paint that you’ve chosen to use.

Can I spray paint without primer?

Chemically binds to the plastic you apply it to, ensuring that it remains stable and bright over the course of the product’s use