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I'm ready to paint my plastic as part of an interior project. I've
painted a couple of pieces with Rustoleum plastic primer, and then with the appropriate color of gloss enamel. They've turned out acceptably, but I'm thinking that the "gloss" is a bit loud. I chose the gloss enamel initially because I felt that it would be the most durable. A Rustoleum satin or semi-gloss may be more cosmetically desirable. I know that folks recommend SEM and other vinyl paints. I've also had a recommendation for Krylon (I assume the enamel similar to Rustoleum.) How durable is SEM? Is that what I should be using? For the pieces that I've already painted, can I just paint over them, or do I need to strip them somehow without trashing the plastic? Thanks, JKG |
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