I need to paint the black PLASTIC roof of a Rubbermaid Big Max white. Will this stick and remain there??
355673
You could spot test. I would try a primer first, and if it sticks, go for it. Another idea is to try some of that spray paint specially made for plastic as an undercoat.
355674
It is a rubberized finish that should stick but I would use the primer or undercoat to be sure. It will also improve coverage and 2 or more thin coats are better than 1 thick one.
1896143
If the plastic is painted it should. If the color is enbedded in the plastic I don't think so.
673492
It's a universal adhesive used on the gasket. I think that if the surface is cleaned (lighty sandpapered) and dry, then it should stick without a problem.
1792677
Yes it will stick to wood and fiberglass, however I would not advise using it to replace the rubber roof on and RV. This liner material is a spray on and can have air bubbles, and or pin holes when the spray job is completed.
412447
No it will stick. Due to the ridged surface area. Howver a coating of pam/cooking spray prevents that and has an easy clean up
418699
Yes. I believe so, it's m as de from composite plastic, and the surface is rough so paint will hold to it
26567
no, it stays pretty sticky. so unless you cover the adhesive well and entirely, you'll be left with a sticky surface. hope this helps.
1823739
I painted (rolled) over the roof, flashing, and lap sealant only. I didn't paint over the vents. I actually installed MaxxAir vents over the original vents.
1577769
It will definitely stick, but being outside in the elements it wont last as long as when you use it on the inside.
1425107
yes, patiently(and i mean very patiently) peel it and it to stick to and press it againt the desired surface. if you do it too fast it may tear up, so take your time and it should stay, mines did. good luck!!
2079878
I assume it would stick just fine but if not buy some E6000 glue from Dollar General or welder glue from Wal-Mart and it will never come off I promise you!
1653226
Sure I don't see why not... It is a plastic resin / you'd just have to get the right kind of paint to be sure it sticks. Maybe ask at a paint store about it more. It's kind if like outdoor furniture stuff.
404992
Yes BUT... It gets hot so you should use the same type of paint that is used for a radiator (steam or hot water) which can tolerate the heat. This is typically an oil or epoxy paint and NOT a latex. Premium spray paints such as Rustoleum probably are the best choice if the can be used for a radiator. Remove the label from the unit, clean & remove all the residual adhesive, then clean the entire surface you are going to paint, do one final cleaning with alcohol, (after this cleaning avoiding touching with your bare skin what you will be painting), than spray the premium paint lightly, apply a second light coat according to paint instructions (do not sand). Allow to fully dry & cure BEFORE turning it on. WARNING it will smell for a while even when fully dried & cured. Allow it to operate for 24 to 48 hours with NO towels on it, then let it cool (turn it off) & then use as described. Important note: even if unpainted, always have all the towel bars covered even if just with one hanging from the top bar and covering the others (otherwise it will run at maximum power, wasting energy, damaging your paint & act as a room heater). Hope this helps.
1660742
No - the surfaces are oiled and probably the paint will not stick. The wood surfaces are beautiful - why would anyone paint it??
2011263
I used it on old painted brick and it came off completely! Be sure and cover it with plastic bags for about 3 days so it doesn't dry out and I have no doubt it will work.
133326
If the paint is flat, yes. If its glossy, no. We put it on a heavily textured wall and it stuck well.
625980
I bought this and used it on a metal mailbox, but just by the adhesion I would say yes, this will stick to a rubbermaid mailbox if it is very clean. These decals show the slightest little bump. But, they stick very well and do not fade in full all day sun.