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allIwant
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Painting shutters
Can paint vinyl shutters??? or will they peel?
if so what kind of paint do you use?
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Posted 8/22/11 7:08 PM |
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bicosi
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Re: Painting shutters
You sure can.. you can spray paint them..
take them down and make sure you do this in the garage or somewhere they won't get anything to fly on them.
clean them up and use a tack cloth to remove any excess debris on them
use an exterior spray paint for plastic and just spray them.. no need for priming or sanding.. also, even though it dries up quickly, wait at least a full week before putting them back up to make sure they are fully done.
GL!
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Posted 8/23/11 11:25 AM |
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allIwant
Love my crazy life!

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Re: Painting shutters
Posted by bicosi
You sure can.. you can spray paint them..
take them down and make sure you do this in the garage or somewhere they won't get anything to fly on them.
clean them up and use a tack cloth to remove any excess debris on them
use an exterior spray paint for plastic and just spray them.. no need for priming or sanding.. also, even though it dries up quickly, wait at least a full week before putting them back up to make sure they are fully done.
GL!
Thanks so much!!! Was just about to buy new ones....even though they are cheap I would rather not spend the money if I don't have to.
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Posted 8/23/11 11:32 AM |
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bicosi
life is a carousel

Member since 7/07 14956 total posts
Name: M
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Re: Painting shutters
Posted by allIwant
Posted by bicosi
You sure can.. you can spray paint them..
take them down and make sure you do this in the garage or somewhere they won't get anything to fly on them.
clean them up and use a tack cloth to remove any excess debris on them
use an exterior spray paint for plastic and just spray them.. no need for priming or sanding.. also, even though it dries up quickly, wait at least a full week before putting them back up to make sure they are fully done.
GL!
Thanks so much!!! Was just about to buy new ones....even though they are cheap I would rather not spend the money if I don't have to.
I spray paint everything lol
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Posted 8/23/11 11:38 AM |
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