This paint put down the shiniest coat out of the can I’ve seen. It looked like molded plastic.

Anyway, spray, clean, repeat. Right?


Once it is cleaned up, I’ll wash it, prime it, mask it and try again.



Tupperware is a very good description. The paint came off really well with the Easy Off. some staining, but that will be covered.speedgraflex wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 2:10 pm Great kit, Lyle. Maybe in addition to washing, try stripping the fresh paint. The waxy plastic you describe is also known as Tupperware plastic which a lot of AMT Enterprise kits are known to have. I don’t even think you have to strip it completely; maybe soak in a bucket of Green Power!
Very high gloss. Laid down nicely. Looked like the cap..plastic sheen, smooth.speedgraflex wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 4:19 pm That spray paint is really high gloss! I’m thinking I could try it on my car bumper covers.
Cleaned, washed, primed, white applied…now to mask for the hull color.
No, those Rustoleum cans spray huge amounts. Have to keep your distance from the subject. Nothing done today. Was at the hospital until 12:30, took almost an hour and a half to get home due to traffic. It was horrible. Then, I still had no internet. My router was dead. So, back out in the traffic to Walmart, got a new router. All is working now. And, I got an ice cream on the way back.speedgraflex wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2026 3:55 pm Well my Daddy used to say model paint formula is the way to go. I’d add that no paint that comes out like a firehouse is going to help you here. If I’ve misinterpreted what you wrote let me know. Also just my opinion but I’d test everything on something else that doesn’t matter; could be a scrap piece of plastic or a plastic cup.