TT Propane Tank Cover, looks blah
Weather warmed up real nice in Indiana today. I forfeited the Sportsman Boat and RV show in Indianapolis today to take advantage of the warm weather and decided to give the TT a bath. Washed entire ro...
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DownTheAvenue wrote:
There are spray paint cans on the market specifically for plastics. Why not just paint it?
I thought about spray paint for plastics. I've done a lot of woodworking and some metal work, a lot of finishing and refinishing. But not used plastics very much. I have used plastic's paint on interior items, but not on an item that stays outside 24x7x365. Would the paint hold up to freezing, snow, heat, from Wisconsin to Florida? Or do you think it would begin to peal and look worse than before starting?
If I were to replace it with a new one, I'd definately go with white. I had my Springdale for 8 years, and the tank cover never looked bad. It was white.
What's anyone's experience with outside plastics and paint?
