Krylon Fusion for Plastic Spray Paint, Gloss, Red Pepper, 12 oz.

cleaned plastic motorcycle panels brand new like manufactor said followed directions on can waited a day to install paint just peels off by hand

I used this paint to bring back some life to my fender flares, mud guards, and other bits of plastic on my F450 truck. As with anything prep is very important. Even though it states "no prep" just to be safe I prepped everything anyways and the results were great. I removed all the parts from the vehicle and cleaned them with an ammonia based cleaner (windex) I then took a fine grit sanding sponge and quickly sanded all the parts. I then tack ragged the parts off to remove any fine dust. If you have an air compressor you can use that as well to blow the dust off first and then tag rag off any remaining dust. Finally I sprayed the parts with 3-4 thin coats of the krylon fusion paint. I used satin black. I did this about 2 years ago and the color today looks exactly the same as it did 2 years ago. This was through 2 hot summers and 2 freezing cold winters. If you want more protection I guess you could add a clear coat over top but I chose not to.

I don't recommend this paint on soft plastics. Painted my PVC door card and paint was still tacky days after painting. For my dashboard, which was hard plastic - excellent.

Went on smooth. I painted some ivory Heath-Zenith dimmers in the media room to match the new gray wall outlets and switches. KRYLON: Please update your color swatches so when you hover over them you get the name or put the name under your swatches. It is very confusing trying to get the name, also you seem to not have a dark gray in FUSION FOR PLASTIC.

I painted my shutters and front door last year (2016) with dark brown Fusion spray paint, I followed the instructions to the "T" and even more by thoroughly cleaning them. Now it's March 2017 and all the painted surfaces are faded and chalky. I contacted customer service to see if I could use something to rejuvenate them but I was told there was nothing that could be done that it's the fault of the shutter company that they do not recommend using this paint on shutters. I then questioned them why it faded on my metal door which is a completely different substrate (metal witch they do claim it will cover) and they blamed that on weather and sun conditions and the only solution wood be to sand the door and repaint. The bottom line is the fusion paint does cover all types of surfaces and looks great but the longevity of the finish is very minimal, I did not intend to by a product that needed done yearly! I believe that the advertising of the paint should not make us believe it's a magic all surface paint that will provide the same quality as their regular paint which is an excellent product.