Does anybody know of a proven way to paint resin furniture and have it
bond well , excluding Krylon spray for plastic, or any spray cans.

Hey m - You contribute to these news groups quite a bit and here you are
with an orphaned post no one replied to. Sorry to leave you hangen

I know of no proven way to paint this stuff. Sorry. Yea, I have seen the
krylon stuff advertised. Probably other companies make paint for plastics
too, never tried them.

What I have tried - When the chairs look dingy I hit them with some X-14
bathroom cleaner and a scrub brush. They look brand spanken new after that
treatment. That doesn't get you a color change but they do look better
after.

Post back if you find a paint that works well.

-B

"m Ransley" wrote in message
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Does anybody know of a proven way to paint resin furniture and have it
bond well , excluding Krylon spray for plastic, or any spray cans.

"No" wrote in message ...
Hey m - You contribute to these news groups quite a bit and here you are
with an orphaned post no one replied to. Sorry to leave you hangen

I know of no proven way to paint this stuff. Sorry. Yea, I have seen the
krylon stuff advertised. Probably other companies make paint for plastics
too, never tried them.

What I have tried - When the chairs look dingy I hit them with some X-14
bathroom cleaner and a scrub brush. They look brand spanken new after that
treatment. That doesn't get you a color change but they do look better
after.

Post back if you find a paint that works well.

-B

"m Ransley" wrote in message
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Does anybody know of a proven way to paint resin furniture and have it
bond well , excluding Krylon spray for plastic, or any spray cans.



Not furniture per se. I have a big resin flower pot I painted about 10
years ago that seems to have held up fairly well. It had chalked out. I
washed it well allowed it to dry and used a decent quality acrylic latex
paint that I had left over from another project.

Colbyt