I’ve prepped the plastic, do I spray the adhesion promoter on the painted
surface, or just the bare plastic. I have just bought a plastic primer that is
supposed to give extra adhesion to plastic surfaces.
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If you're painting a gas tank be sure that finish coat is a urethane,
fuel-resistant clear coat. Otherwise, you
will have a mess on your hands eventually.
On Monday, September 2, 2019 at 2:49:05 AM UTC-4, surfswab wrote:
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> The only difference between the two processes is that painting plastic
The only difference between the two processes is that painting plastic
requires a base coat called adhesion promoter. You can find it online or at
a well-stocked auto paint store.
The steps are: 1 coat adhesion promoter, 2 coats primer, 3 coats paint.
The old paint can be sanded and prepped j
