Framar
WOW Framer
I just have to tell y'all about the new Krylon Fusion spray paint for plastic. This stuff is absolutely terrific!
They seem to be expanding the available colors and let me tell you, if you have one of those little white plastic rolling carts with the clear drawers and it doesn't match your decor, this stuff works like a dream! The end is a factory finish that is bonded to the plastic.
Years ago I bought one of those "Boby" taboret rolling carts - it started out white. The white turned yellowish over the years, probably due to light. No amount of cleaning helped. So last night I hauled it out to the garage and sprayed it bright screaming red - it was dry to bring in in less than an hour - a smooth glossy finish and very little odor (unlike spray enamels).
Lawn chairs? Mica frames? Platsic frames? Flower pots? This stuff has possibilities, folks!!! I even used it as a base coat on Coroplast for my new side-walk sign - so far it is sun/rain/snow-proof!
It also sprays SO EASILY I am amazed. (and I have been playing with spray paint as an artform since the mid sixties!)
Way to go Krylon!!!!!
They seem to be expanding the available colors and let me tell you, if you have one of those little white plastic rolling carts with the clear drawers and it doesn't match your decor, this stuff works like a dream! The end is a factory finish that is bonded to the plastic.
Years ago I bought one of those "Boby" taboret rolling carts - it started out white. The white turned yellowish over the years, probably due to light. No amount of cleaning helped. So last night I hauled it out to the garage and sprayed it bright screaming red - it was dry to bring in in less than an hour - a smooth glossy finish and very little odor (unlike spray enamels).
Lawn chairs? Mica frames? Platsic frames? Flower pots? This stuff has possibilities, folks!!! I even used it as a base coat on Coroplast for my new side-walk sign - so far it is sun/rain/snow-proof!
It also sprays SO EASILY I am amazed. (and I have been playing with spray paint as an artform since the mid sixties!)
Way to go Krylon!!!!!




