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what method do you use to spray pvc?
Hi All
We’ve been spraying our router cut foam PVC letters for over a year now and find that we have to sand / prime / sand / prime / top coat the letters to get a good result. Main issue is the ‘open’ cells of the foam PVC and the paint soaking into the exposed edges which makes the finish poor.
We use our method and a 2 pack process paint as our spray-painter comes from an auto body repair background.
Is there another way to carry out this operation or a spray that will close the cells of the foam to give a high quality result?
I look forward to being educated (again) by all you clever guys and gals…
Martin :lol1:
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3 Replies
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how about a coat of primer then before you sand the primer apply some 2k stopper then sand the both and top coat
Rich
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Tnanks Rich
We’ll try that (will try anything to see if it works)
Anybody else got suggestions on this?
Cheers
Martin
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we use evostik 3019 or any pvc pipe adhesive that you can get in a builders merchants, rub it into the core and it seals it instantly, quick sand and a light topcoat primer and that you, beware , you’ll get that high on the fumes all the staff will be fighting to get to do it :lol1: :lol1:
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