paint shower pan

Those using spray paint, how has it held up, and what happens when the shower gets dirty and you scrub or use cleaning chemicals on the surface? Does it start to flake off, scratch or look ugly? I know paint will scratch easy so that makes lots of little crevices for germs to hide in.
I, personally, would never

Marine boat deck roll on. Comes in a ton of colors. Cabela’s sells it.

cpaulsen wrote:
I used Krylon spray paint for plastic/fiberglas in a whole shower that had turned yellow over the years in a older Montana 5th wheel. Used a laquar thinner to clean it and spray painted it. Turned out great and after 3 years it still looked good.

x2

Look into cheap generic truck bed bed liner coatings. I painted a shower pan in a nice neutral gray and it turned out fantastic, was durable (as I store stuff in shower when driving) and was easy to clean.
I used masking tape as needed to keep it neat.

I used Krylon spray paint for plastic/fiberglas in a whole shower that had turned yellow over the years in a older Montana 5th wheel. Used a laquar thinner to clean it and spray painted it. Turned out great and after 3 years it still looked good.

Many use the rustoleum appliance spray paint. Excellent adhesion, excellent wear, excellent wet area properties, excellent flexibility, excellent coverage of repaired chips and cracks plus very reasonable cost. Downside, heavy fumes and needs to be done in a well protected (mist/over-spray sticks to everything) and ventilated (heavy fumes during spraying) areas until it's cured.

Also there's clear nonskid spray paint for plastic, fg etc.

IIRC I used Krylon to paint some old plastic porch chairs. worked great.
bumpy