Which Type of Paint for the Tupperware?

I don't need to explain how this has happened;



I'm going to cover that part of the fender with a different coloured shape or pattern but I'm not sure which type of paint to use.

I just want an aerosol can to spray onto a template. I know some plastics are vulnerable to certain types of paint so will a normal cellulose enamel work?

Me? know your plastic composition then find a brand of paint compatible for it, information most likely right on the spray can. After that it's prep prep prep.

How about Krylon Fusion paint for plastics?

Cosmic_Jumper wrote:

How about Krylon Fusion paint for plastics?

That's a good choice , is fairly durable and has built in adhesion promoter, there's some industrial rattle can coatings, like Rust Oleum Professional, that are very hard, the keys to a good paint job is prep, application temp and patience, letting paint dry/cure for several days or more is always best, the paint temperature itself is more important than OAT, keep in warm area before use.

OAT? It took me quite a bit of noodling around to finally settle on Outside Air Temperature as a best fit for your context. But, c’mon Allen, you’re really going to have to provide us with a cheat sheet for all your internet acronyms.

Acronyms have been around "Wayyyyyy" before the internet term was ever used, date back to acient times, mostly are "Tribal Knowledge" in certain groups/professions, OAT, IAS, GS, ALT, FPM, etc., are mostly in my former profession in aviation and most older than the internet !!

 Some are so common that the actual term is never used, oldies, SWF, SWM, FBI, KGB, CIA, ASAP, CFO, CEO, EPA, MIA, AWOL, MLK, FDR, JFK, NRA, SNAFU ....

I once bought an FJR on HP. Then my job went RIP and I had to contact the CAB. They suggested an IVA but I ended up going for a DRO. The FCA agreed and my life is now tickety-boo!....oh..that doesn't really work does it