Rust-Oleum AE0030002E8 400ml Direct to Plastic Spray Paint- Black

Sprayed on white plastic, gives a good coverage / black density and seems to stick well.

Great product. Easy to apply. Coverage was really good. Did just what I wanted it too. It gave old furniture a new lease of life.

Worked a treat but does start to peel off after a while

Great

Great aerosol paint that does actually does adhere to plastic!

Easy to use spray and with an excellent finish

This spray paint is specially formulated to adhere well to plastic, however it does require you to read the instructions properly. What other reviewers seem not to have realised is that the item you are painting must be as clean as possible. The can states that with new plastics you should wipe them down with paint thinner, although I have not tested this. I sanded down the plastic box I painted using progressively finer grits of superfine sandpaper (down to 8000 grit), which helped a lot. However, this may not be possible for all items you will spray. You also need to wash the item with mild detergent and, after doing this, avoid getting too many fingerprints on it before painting.Other than that, there is not a great deal to say about this product. It works well, giving a shiny and even black gloss finish, and is very good value for money here compared to other places I looked. It dries to the touch in 30 minutes and dries hard within 48 hours, and the can says you should paint extra layers within an hour or after 48 hours. If needed, it can be removed fairly easily by spraying the item with Fairy Power Spray, letting it soak for several hours and scrubbing using a brush of some sort (you may need to do this more than once).

I wanted to spruce up my white plastic garden chairs and picked up a can of rust oleum direct to plastic from a local store... it was great, sprayed evenly, I did one chair and started the second with one can, finish was really even. I needed another can to finish the job and maybe do another coat, although it didnt desperately need it.... silly me decided to try and get some off amazon so I wouldnt have to go back out and I noticed it was about 5 pounds cheaper a can, i soon discovered why it was so cheap. One can barely covered a quarter of the second chair, the spray was splattering and ruining the finish, I thought maybe was just a faulty batch? Ordered another (I know, should have just gone to the store!) And again, didnt go far and splattered rather than misted the chair. So all in all I spent more money on a crappier product. My own fault of course but I figured if I leave a review it might save someone the disappointment. Just go to a local DIY store instead.