Painting Plastic?
#2
KRYLON PLASTIC SPRAY.
It's got a plastic bonding agent that works pretty good. BUT.... ATV plastic - fenders - is tricky stuff. LOTS of additives that prevent painting w/o bubbling & pealing off.
I had to sand (vigorously) and wipe w/rubbing alcohol before I used it as a primer before I painted (not Krylon - custom made paint) my front bumper on my TRV last fall. It's held up well in the past 400 miles.
It's got a plastic bonding agent that works pretty good. BUT.... ATV plastic - fenders - is tricky stuff. LOTS of additives that prevent painting w/o bubbling & pealing off.
I had to sand (vigorously) and wipe w/rubbing alcohol before I used it as a primer before I painted (not Krylon - custom made paint) my front bumper on my TRV last fall. It's held up well in the past 400 miles.
#3
I painted the camp beater atv Yamaha tri moto 250 with Fusion I cleaned the heck out of with some auto cleaner thats used before painting had one little area that reacted and bubbled but the stuff worked alright.
#4
My buddy spent like 400$ on having his polaris painted by pro's and it looked awsome but did not last it's a shame because now it's peeling and his atv was black before so it shows lots. I wouldn't recommend it bud.
#5
i spent $ 14 on a atv worth about $400 im no dummy.
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