Best Flexible Rubber Exterior Paint???
07-07-2002, 07:48 PM
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Best Flexible Rubber Exterior Paint???
Best Flexible Rubber Exterior Paint???
The rear spoiler is the trickiest! That rubber flexes a lot. I will paint all the black exterior rubber or plastic parts right away. I want to use the same paint on all of them. I have heard that there are aircraft paints that are really tough. What type will provide lasting results without cracking?
The parts have already been painted once. I had fair results with Plastikote a few years ago. I hope to not have to paint these parts again after this. I will wash, sand, wash, chemically prep, and paint. I would like to shoot one coat only. But, can shoot, sand, and shoot, if necessary. I would prefer not to require a primer, too.
Has anyone achieved lasting results?
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The rear spoiler is the trickiest! That rubber flexes a lot. I will paint all the black exterior rubber or plastic parts right away. I want to use the same paint on all of them. I have heard that there are aircraft paints that are really tough. What type will provide lasting results without cracking?
The parts have already been painted once. I had fair results with Plastikote a few years ago. I hope to not have to paint these parts again after this. I will wash, sand, wash, chemically prep, and paint. I would like to shoot one coat only. But, can shoot, sand, and shoot, if necessary. I would prefer not to require a primer, too.
Has anyone achieved lasting results?
<img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" />
<img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" />
