Is this safe to use as a pre paint treatment for plastics?
390873
Yes, but we recommend following with a 50% diluted Isopropyl Alchohol to ensure the surface is clean before painting.
390874
I believe it could. It's ability to deep clean plastics and removing impurities and dirt should make it suitable as a pretreatment.
890745
Probably - this treatment seems to work on most synthetic/plastic materials - not meant for metal
1840960
DeOxit D100 is safe for plastics. Rubber is not mentioned on the label but I use it on all insulators and have not seen any problems. It is an amazing product.
1663175
I did use this product once to prep a wall for wallcovering. The paint was semi-gloss, so wallcovering wouldn't have adhered well otherwise. Never had a problem.
496984
It says it's good on PVC but doesn't say plastic in particular. My thought is it should be good but it is just a primer, not a finish coat
953394
I don't see why not. It's made of a ridged plastic material so any good spray paint for plastics should work fine.
2181924
I have no experience using this product on a plastic so I can't really help you on this question
1305050
I'm not totally sure, but since it's water-based I think the answer would be, "Yes." If you have some leftover paint make a test piece. Paint the test piece, let the painted surface cure thoroughly, then let it cure a little more. Sand the paint very lightly with 600 grit (or higher) sandpaper, then apply the Polycrylic.
565692
I've used it on vinyl and plastic with great success. I'd say that if the fabric is not prone to pilling, it should receive the paint well.
1277844
I think you could probably do so without any adverse issues. Clean up might be challenging. I use it to spray stoddards solvent, ie. paint thinner, to clean airplane parts on the airplane. Thinned paint wouldn't be muchmdifferert.
1898630
I've used 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner cleaner on both plastic and acrylic. The label says it is okay to use on cured paint, vinyl or glass. I don't see any warnings about plastic or acrylic. The primary ingredients are Xylene, Ethylbenzene and Toluene and Benzene. I suspect you won't want it to sit on plastics and acrylics for a prolonged period of time. All the ingredients are pretty nasty stuff so wear gloves and protect your eyes from spray-back and use it in a very well ventilated space. I love this for removing tar, oil, etc. on vehicle paint, wheels, etc.
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.
2091890
Yeah it's safe on plastics. It's hard to say whether it will help or not, but if you spray it around the edges of the button then press the button a bunch (and repeat a few times), you should get the cleaner inside the mechanism to do its stuff.
746958
Never tried that so really don't know. I think this wax is primarily for use on painted surfaces. I use Armorall for my plastic trim.
196761
Acrylic paint tends to peel or easily chip off plastic. But if you can locate a primer that is for plastics to use first, it might work. They sell these paints individually at Michael's if you wanted to test it out before ordering this lot.
936807
I am not sure, but I have a feeling it will be ok. I am not a fan of instamorph though, I can tell you that. I usually use 2 part epoxy like green stuff in it, and that works great and paints great as well.
2181926
I use Caswell tank sealer quite often, but it is on steel tanks. I would expect it would be fine on plastic tanks as well, but I would suggest you contact CAswell directly and ask their technical support. Since it is an epoxy, it really doesn't use a solvent which would potentially blister existing paint. You should be fine, but I would contact technical support to be sure.