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Rich Parthemore
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Hi guys,
I was wondering if there is a paint in a can whick I can spray on vinyl to highlight it before weeding etc. I dont have airbrushes or other fancy tools and am thinking there must be a spray in a can I can use......... any help would be appreciated. Thanks Rich

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Mark Neurohr
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Try Krylon, it'll bite right into the vinyl!

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Krylon is a thing of the past! Since their formulars have changed, it is no longer acceptable to use on vinyl unless of course you like problems.
Theres another post here on the BB that speaks of Frog Juice and thats exactly what you need.

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Rich Parthemore
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If not KRYLON then what type of paint does everyone recomend ?

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Rich, I used to use a lot of Krylon when Borden made it, but since Sherwin/Williams bought it, they changed the formula and I ran into problems with it flaking off. But about 2 weeks ago, I tried again, only this time I let the painted vinyl sit for a week before I cleared it with FrogJuice. It seems like it has bonded really well. I haven't used it on a job, only on a panel that is now sitting outside in the snow. I'll check it in a couple of months. 'Til then, it's Createx Auto Air through my Iwata airbrush.

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