Flat black textured paint for Lexan?

[MarkThomas]

Went to do up a new K5 Blazer body today...was doing an orange body with a white top. After I got everything masked (or so I thought), I blasted away with the orange. OOPS! Forgot to mask the top off for the Pearl White second layer...doh!

So, instead of making a huge mess and trying to remove the orange, I just finished the truck (did silver front bumper and backing, followed by a black backing) in all orange.

I kind of wanted a black top anyway, so curious what I could use for a flat textured black to use on the outside of the Lexan? I know some guys use bedliner for an outer finish, but I am curious if a rattle can of plastic paint from Home Depot will work, or will I run the risk of eating through the Lexan?

Thanks!

 

[lonleycreeper]

I picked this up the other day.

Once it cures it is pretty tuff.
Here is the texture.

 

[MarkThomas]

Looks like exactly what I'd like...would look like an old vinyl roof, too.

Have you tried it on Lexan? How heavy does it get?

 

[MarkThomas]

I am wondering if this stuff would work...the Rustoleum textured plastic spray. The label doesn't mention Lexan in either a positive or a negative way.

RustOleum.com

 

[Nvghostrider]

I've used rustoleum and Krylon Satin black on several scale projects and it seems to have a sale correct porous appearance. Hopefully I can find a pic or two to post shortly.

 

[Nvghostrider]

After a few months of wear

Fresh paint

Prep work is the key. If you're looking to texture but keep the look spray any number of plastic compatible texture paints and finish with this. Both are satin black Rustoleum sprayed after surface cleaning and light scuffing with green pad. Here is Krylon Ultra Flat Fusion

 

[k goodrich]

I really like the flat black look. I used the krylon with good results. After awhile it shows the body scrapes and looks great.

 

[MarkThomas]

Great!

Thanks so much for the info and the pics!