Dragaholic

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Its supposed to be intended for plastics and other similar materials. What would make this paint any different or more for plastic than the others? I didnt see anywhere if it was a lacquer or enamel, does anyone know what it is? Do you think it will work better for plastic or is it just another can that they slap a differnt label on? Thanks

Racer383

I used it on my lawn chairs for the 4th of July and they have been outside since then. So far, it has held up perfect. I would assume it would even be better inside a car.

Mark

JLMoses

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I'll check it out at work. But we painted half a lawn chair as a display and is looked like it came originally green but it was actually a white chair. Turned out pretty good. but I'll look at the sheets we have and find out the difference for u. laterz Justin

Dragaholic

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Any info yet? Im still holding off on painting some stuff under the hood because I wasnt sure if I should use this stuff or use what everyone else is using. Thanks

Dragaholic

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Well...I guess Im going to try it out later today or tomorrow if no one finds out anything on it. JL Moses, find out anything yet? I just dont want to screw anything up or if it comes out wrong, then Im going to have to start all over, but its not going to be as easy because Ill have to strip it all back down. What could make this particular paint any different than just a universal paint? How can I tell if its an enamel, lacquer, etc.? Which is better on plastic? Thanks

BAD XXX

A buddy of mine works for the movie studios building sets. He said that they have always used Krylon to paint plastic, because none of the other brands would cover and stick. Fusion may have more of what their other paints have had all along.