Can You Paint A Plastic Laundry Sink

You can read all about day one of our 3 day laundry room makeover here.

Can you paint a plastic laundry sink.

How to rejuvenate plastic sinks. One of the photos was of a laundry room and it included a duo toned laundry tub. How to paint a bathroom sink. This sink was gross mostly because i m using it constantly to wash out paint brushes and other stuff.

I have a laundry sink in my back hall that is scratched and dirty looking and everyone comes in the back door and sees it immediately. Allow the paint to dry for three days. Several light coats will give you a smooth finish. You can select a concrete laundry tub paint in a color of your choice.

You use this paint just like any other spray paint. Shake it well hold the can 10 16 away from the sink and spray in a steady back and forth motion. Remove all fixtures and tape up the area. The washington post suggests using rust oleum specialty plastic primer.

A reader spilled an air freshener refill on this laundry room sink damaging the finish and wants to get rid of the stain. But i thought adding a little interest to it with some spray paint that works on plastic would be a nice touch. Though plastic sinks usually appear in a home s laundry room they are also used in the bathroom and occasionally the kitchen or in a separate workroom or barn. Brush on paint options are another way to go and are a little cleaner in their application.

You can do a diy fiberglass sink or tub on a budget. Is there a coating that will withstand water as i use this tub to soak items clean large pots etc. First you need to clean it thoroughly. Today we re focusing on the utility sink that got a real nice attitude adjustment.

No paint will hold up to direct contact with water. A brush on paint that bonds to plastic and allows you to use. Wear gloves and a mask and be sure to ventilate the room. The sink paint takes 15 minutes to dry to the touch but will take 3 days to fully cure.

I would like to paint it inside and out. It is a brush on paint that bonds to plastic that way you can use standard paint as your topcoat. Use epoxy paint or ep acrylic paints. Since i already had a plastic laundry tub that worked fine i wasn t going to get a new one.

Rustoleum and krylon have spray paint for plastic.