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Old Jan 29, 2006, 07:29 PM
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Painting Shutters

Hello Out There!
I want to paint my vinyl shutters. They currently have an enamel paint on them. I painted one with the latex exterior paint that I want to use, but it feels rubbery and it's not sticking very good. Do I need to strip the enamel off or sand it? I guess I need to know how to prepare the surface for painting? Any advise would be helpful.
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Old Jan 30, 2006, 03:45 AM   #2  
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If the paint does not stick well, sanding shutters is difficult...

Here's a product I've used in the past and it works well:
http://www.plasti-kote.com/plastikot...iquidSandpaper

Just brush it on and it chemically "roughens" the surface so the paint will stick better.
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Seems like a great product!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
-Kae
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