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Does anyone know if painting plastic ladder line will adversely effect it's
properties? Doing this for camouflage reasons, not because I've lost my mind! Rustoleum enamel appears to adhere nicely to a test piece. Bob kb8tl at yahoo dot com |
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It will work as long as you don't use ultra flat black or similar colors that
contain carbon black... |
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Hi Bob
Painting won't change any of the properties unless the paint contains metals or heavy carbons. You might consider Krylon over Rust-Oleum though. Almost everything I have ever used Rust-Oleum on, it has taken two or more coats and then it peeled off in many spots within the first few months. A number of years ago we painted two commercial lawn mowers, one with Krylon and the other with Rust-Oleum, both with the same prep before painting. We had to repaint the Rust-Oleum painted mower the following year, the Krylon mower was never repainted, nor did it need it. TTUL Gary |
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