I had my captains stand re-upholstered and I made the panel that holds the
gauges and instruments. I made the panel out of acrylic and I was wondering
if any type of spray paint will adhere to the plastic?
thanks tcoop

"tcoop" wrote in message
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: I had my captains stand re-upholstered and I made the panel that holds the
: gauges and instruments. I made the panel out of acrylic and I was
wondering
: if any type of spray paint will adhere to the plastic?
: thanks tcoop
:
:
I think there is a product called or made by Krylon.
Chad

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I had my captains stand re-upholstered and I made the panel that holds the
gauges and instruments. I made the panel out of acrylic and I was wondering
if any type of spray paint will adhere to the plastic?
thanks tcoop





I believe I've seen either Krylon or Rustolieum advertising such a
paint. Sorry I can't remember which but it is a start.
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MikeG
Heirloom Woods
www.heirloom-woods.net

I understand there is a primer available that will make most any paint stick
to plastic.

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In article ,
says...
I had my captains stand re-upholstered and I made the panel that holds
the
gauges and instruments. I made the panel out of acrylic and I was
wondering
if any type of spray paint will adhere to the plastic?
thanks tcoop





I believe I've seen either Krylon or Rustolieum advertising such a
paint. Sorry I can't remember which but it is a start.
--
MikeG
Heirloom Woods
www.heirloom-woods.net

Thanks to everyone for your help...tcoop


"tcoop" wrote in message
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I had my captains stand re-upholstered and I made the panel that holds the
gauges and instruments. I made the panel out of acrylic and I was wondering
if any type of spray paint will adhere to the plastic?
thanks tcoop

Most any Acrylic Enamel will do fine on the acrylic. Do not use lacquer as
it may cause damage to the plastic. The most important thing is to clean
and prepare (degreasing, dewaxing, light sanding). The best place to get
the proper materials is an auto paint store. In my area a company called
Auto Color would be the choice.
The paints out now that say they work on "plastics" may work also but they
are more for polypropylene and polyethylene which are basically "non-stick".
LD

"tcoop" wrote in message
. ..
I had my captains stand re-upholstered and I made the panel that holds the
gauges and instruments. I made the panel out of acrylic and I was
wondering
if any type of spray paint will adhere to the plastic?
thanks tcoop