Plastic Outdoor Chairs
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Plastic Outdoor Chairs
Ok, I have several white plastic outdoor chairs that have the white faded off. Is there a paint I can use to repaint them. I cannot see throwing them away as they are in great shape. These are not the little cheap chairs.
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Is the white "faded off" or are they dirty?
If it is dirt of some sort, you can wash them down with a special soap (or plain old Mr. Clean, Spic & Span, etc.)
If that does not work, borrow someone's power washer--that will definitely make them white again... Pretty amazing. You don't want it on really high power--you don't want to remove layers--so set fairly low and test on bottom first...
If it is dirt of some sort, you can wash them down with a special soap (or plain old Mr. Clean, Spic & Span, etc.)
If that does not work, borrow someone's power washer--that will definitely make them white again... Pretty amazing. You don't want it on really high power--you don't want to remove layers--so set fairly low and test on bottom first...
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Lowes has a spray paint called Plastic Enamel that bonds to plastic. No sanding or primer needed and it will not chip or peal. It is for indoor or outdoor use. I bought a can of red just to try. Wondered if I could spray those new plastic Folgers coffee cans and then decorate them to put cookies and candy in at Christmas.
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