Krylon plastic Fusion paint ?

[porkchop]

Haha, well suggest a color?

White???

 

[RayKnobs]

purple

 

[RIGIDONE]

i want to see one gold with some big metal flake in the paint, bass boat style....

 

[porkchop]

i want to see one gold with some big metal flake in the paint, bass boat style....

....With cool 1970's low rider designs

Big pimpin'

 

[kopenytro]

krylon painted panels

Just another suggestion for those looking to paint their panels,
I was doing some research on painting the side panels on my FX Nytro.
Krylon was the route I was going to take until I went to NAPA and talked with their paint guy who suggested using their spray can products:
Commercial adhesion promotor (about $5-$6 for a big spray can and works as a flex additive as well)
White primer ($4-$5 a can)
Standard automotive acrylic spray paint (again $5-6 a can with a very tough finish I am told).

total cost for all was less than $40 and from what I saw it was very close to a professional, automotive, gloss finish.

As far as prep, I was told to do a quick scuff of the panels, wipe with acetone and start shooting. I will be doing this to my sled in the next few weeks and will post pix when done.

Kope out

 

[phaze5]

Ive used krylon fusion on outside plastic pieces of my car, and as long as its clear coated, its pretty durable. I'm thinking about doing my red pannels a flat black with the stuff... Its quite easy to work with and makes it look pretty good for a rattle can job.

flat black is aweful,..dont do it... everyone is on a flat black sled...its played out..lol

yea i rode with a guy last year on a flatblack phazer noisy little bastard, had to keep him behind me as much as i could hahaha

 

[Ruckus]

Krylon is tough but it really needs to sit for a month before its hard enough to take any abuse. I did the rear plastics on mine to match the tan on the tank. It has held up for 2 years.