will it still "touch" on if I paint it?
2036224
we had very bad luck we bought two and neither lamps worked for us one was crushed when we received it and neither lamps touch workd for us cost to much to send back so we would recommend never to buy that lamp.. sp we discarded them and wrote off as bad choice..
1811730
You would have to prime it first and then paint. If you paint without priming the paint may not stick.
61669
I wouldn't hesitate to paint it. If in doubt, scuff a bit with sandpaper first.
824276
Instructions say yes, but I didn't paint it. The white works really well where I installed it.
418699
Yes. I believe so, it's m as de from composite plastic, and the surface is rough so paint will hold to it
481170
Yes as long as the paint is dry. It may need to have a clear wax first. The darker wax sometimes will soak in if the surface is porous.
890353
No problem, just mind that the button that open the sensor can be sticked with the paint.
2135630
I have reached out the manufacturer and they have confirmed that it will not damage the body paint. Angela Customer Support
701760
It will scrap off it minor pressure or scratch pad. If I was giving it for a 5 year old I would top coat it anyway. Don't think the paint would hurt but I would be more comfortable over coating. tx
1896090
I would say it would it's only a textured paint it can be removed if it doesn't work for you just roll it on
34230
You can touch it if you want to, but it just leaves a smear mark. No, it does not.
213858
No it does not, the material is very smooth so i don't think if you paint it, it'll look good.
2281348
You will see when you use it that the paint has a very thin consistency. Brush marks should disappear.
1152546
No...this is a "touch-up" paint. It has a small brush (screw off top) or a brass "dopper" pen (under transparent top). Works well for small touch-ups.
1713414
I really do not know, however, I think if you lightly sanded it it should hold the paint.
1080300
The surface contact area of the base, is covered/shielded by a thin layer of polyurethane plastic. I will neither mar nor scratch the painted finish. However, I would advise against sliding the base along the surface. It is best to tilt-up the base then lift it entirely off the surface, when either relocating or removing the antenna.
1986822
It's just like any other paint. To paint over, I would lightly sand the surface first to give the new paint extra adhesion.