H2O2 Whitening of yellowed plastic (Pics! ?)
I read about using hydrogen peroxide to whiten yellowed plastic and thought we'd give it a try on our new to us TT. We experimented on the stove fan vent. It is inexpensive and we had planned to re...
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DiskDoctr wrote:
Thanks.
Have you tried the Fusion Clear ? Thinking for UV protection and a "poor man's clear coat" over top of the white paint
Ever use it on the Bath? Rust-Oleum 280882 Specialty Tub and Tile Spray PaintRust-Oleum 280882 Specialty Tub and Tile Spray Paint ?
Never tried either one.
The Fusion clear may slow the yellowing if it has some UV protection in it.. Not much downside, if it did yellow you could paint over it with the correct white color paint.
Spray painting something as large as a bathtub with rattle cans and getting a good professional looking job would be one heck of a challenge..
I think I would hand that job over to professional bathtub re finishers.. Rattle cans and overspray go hand in hand, spray paints often dry to fast which means as you go back and forth with the can you get uneven coats of dry overspray.
It would take quite a few 12 oz cans to do a bathtub and surround, most likely having a professional refinisher do the job wouldn't cost all that much over all those rattle cans plus your time.
