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[videoman3857]

If you want to paint plastic you have to properly prime. If in the US look for Bulldog adhesion promoter at you local Wally World. In Oz, look for Plastikote.

I primed one lot of conduit - cant remember what it was called, but it was a spray can.
I even went to the trouble of sanding the conduit to "key" the surface, but it still came off after a while.
I am currently experimenting with different water based paints.
I'll see if I can find that Platikote. - thanks for the heads up

 

[Jay.S]

Professional (custom) painters use Bulldog (or similar like Plastikote) after a good sanding with wet/dry to prime things like baseball helmets, ice hockey masks and hard hats.I use it under Auto-Air automotive airbrush paints all the time.

 

[videoman3857]

Professional (custom) painters use Bulldog (or similar like Plastikote) after a good sanding with wet/dry to prime things like baseball helmets, ice hockey masks and hard hats.I use it under Auto-Air automotive airbrush paints all the time.

So where do you get it ?

 

[Jay.S]

Plastikote, I get it from Bunnings.You maybe able to get a similar product from the Airbrush Mega Store

 

[Jay.S]

Or use this: http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Product/Septone-Plastic-Adhesion-Primer-400g/105783 However, the Autoborne paint guides state that adhesion to most plastics is good with Autoborne sealers. I use AutoAir (same manufacturer) and like to use a plastic primer like Plastikote..