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

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The paint naturally binds with the material without the need for priming. With this paint, you can cover as much as ten square feet, and it’s a perfect choice for outdoor furniture and plastic fences. You can choose from many colors, as well as multiple finishes, including flat, gloss, satin, pearl, metallic, and hammered. All dry to the touch within 30 minutes. This is an oil-based paint, so you need a solvent for any required cleanup, although spray paint typically doesn't require much. Each 12-ounce can covers up to 15 feet. Yes, you do need special paint for plastic. Generally, you’ll want to use a paint specifically designed for plastics as it will adhere well and be more durable than general purpose paints. You may also want to use a primer, as many types of plastic are nonporous and do not easily accept paint.

If you want spray paint that covers plastic smoothly and evenly, is easy to use, comes in plenty of colors, and doesn't flake, peel, or fade once it’s dry, it’s hard to go wrong with Krylon Fusion All-in-One. But if you are specifically looking for a product to use outdoors, whether on patio furniture, fencing, or anything else exposed to the elements, Rust-Oleum Universal Spray Paint/Primer covers plastic beautifully, and holds up to sun, rain, and wind. What to Look for in Paints for Plastic Application Method This oil-based paint produces little odor, which lasts after a short time. It can withstand chipping, dries faster, and has a flat, attractive finish. Use it as an outdoor or indoor paint, and its comfortable spray tip will make you forget finger fatigue issues. Before we start, ensure you have everything you’ll need in one place. Some of the materials include:Rust-Oleum spray paint cans typically feature unique nozzles and tips to prevent finger fatigue and create consistent, even strokes. In addition, the Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover 2x provides complete coverage with a single coat, allowing you to complete your project faster with less paint. Versatile Applications

The offers that appear in this table are from partnerships from which The Spruce receives compensation.Many paints cover plastic well. Generally, these are oil-based or alkyd-based paints, as water-based paints typically don't adhere well to plastic and may peel, bubble, or flake off once dry. That means you need mineral spirits or thinner for any necessary cleanup, unlike water-based paints that require just water.

Ventilate indoor areas. Inhaling spray paint is bad for your health. To protect yourself, open windows, doors, and turn on exhaust vents when you must work inside. Don’t turn on any fans, as these will just blow the paint around. For best results, find a space outdoors with no wind and shake the can of spray paint vigorously for at least a minute. Apply thin coats of paint lightly and evenly and move the nozzle of the can in a side to side motion across the entire surface.It typically takes spray paint approximately 10 minutes to dry on plastic surfaces. However, the exact amount of time it takes for the paint to dry depends on a number of factors, such as the temperature, humidity and the type of spray paint being used. Make sure to sand the plastic lightly before painting, and be sure to allow each coat to dry completely before adding a new layer. If you have access to a spray booth and a compressor to spray the paint, you may also be able to get away with using only one coat.