Will this paint work on my exterior vinyl shutters?
61073
It worked on my outdoor plastic (resin) furniture so I guess it will, good luck.
61074
I have used this paint on PVC pipes which are exposed to Florida weather extremes. I would have no hesitation using it on vinyl shutters. Note that the paint becomes more durable and scratch-resistant with time.
855901
In the western world no one has used more of this paint than me...you will be fine if don't make the mistake of using the "Universal" formula which is meant for plastics..buy an extra can or two..it is very useful...cheapest at Walmart. I've done desks, chairs, mirrors, lamps and two refrigerators...good luck
143577
No, we left ours on also, we were careful though. Our shutters were vinyl so I did not think it would bother the vinyl siding, except maybe make it look better!
1573933
I have not. But, I would not use it with shutters. It works like spray foam insulation in that expands once it hits the air. You'll have the foam oozing in between the shutters and it will make a terrible mess. There must be someother product that will work - ask at your local hardware store.
338942
I would think so-it's great stuff. BUT I wouldn't leave it on there too long and would make sure when done cleaning it that I hose it off completely to make sure it doesn't degrade the vinyl. I know if you leave it on a painted metal airconditioning diffuser it can make the paint soft in time, but I just clean it and hose it off and it' good. It will probably do a good job taking off scum and discoloring on a raft.
1219653
Yeah, it should work great! I usued this machine inside and outdoor with no problem. Make sure you that you clean it well and the paint should not be thick.
2034610
Yes latex paint will work fine. The color as delivered is an antique white. Sincerely, Mark - Battic Door Energy
143576
We did not take the shutters off of our vinyl sided house. It did not affect the siding. The shutters looked brand new after having been on the house for 25-30 years. It is a super product.
60842
Yup. That is what I used it on. Should work on most anything. Just make sure to wait for the proper "flash" time on the basecoat.
1354613
I have only used it to restore color on exterior Mid-America panel window shutters and it worked great. You might try it on an old rubber hose or old piece of weather stripping that you can throw away if it does not work to your satisfaction. Be sure to record a comment on your experiment.
393138
Yes. I did using FolkArt brand paint (not the outdoor kind because it's too watery) and coating it with Krylon sealer. Looks amazing.
310120
If the shutter has been painted, is not peeling, and the paint has simply faded, then the answer is yes. A good test is to thoroughly wet the shutter, and if you see the color coming back, then yes, Shutter Saver will work.
1494451
It should work. Just remember that this is a rubbing compound. I use it on clear plastic as well as painted models with success. I'm very pleased. Go easy and you should be OK.
855903
This will work fine Diane. I once said that you can paint over dirt and get a nice finish with this material and it's true. Your trick is going to be using two coats as the first covers and the xecond gives the 'hammered look. Make sure the first coat is dry before adding the second and you need no luck at all; just about 40 minutes.Very Best.
1978541
I didn't use it for outdoors. For outdoors I prefer Patio Paint. I really recommend "Patio Paint" for outdoors or Martha Stewart paints.
2245683
I think it will work on any metal surface. If you did the polishing, make sure the polish didn't have any silicone or wax in it. If it did, I would use lacquer thinner to clean before spraying. I found that this product does not work on outdoor projects. I used it on exterior brass door hardware and it lasted about two weeks before peeling.
2050265
It will work, but it will be extremely slow and tedious work. Also some common sense stuff, like don't use directly on plastic gutters. If your gutters are painted it will bubble the paint if you hold it in one spot too long. Use it in combination with a tool to break up the ice and remove it in chunks, being careful not to damage gutter, roofing etc. Hope that helps.