Can this be painted with spray paint? A Reader mentioned foam--is this ALL vinyl (won't melt)? Thanks--
1419396
You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
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I used a metalic paint on this product, I hung it on my ceiling rolled a metalic bronze color on it, and people can't believe it's not a real tin ceiling. If you are good w/ a spray can, I think you can do it. I prefer to roll on paint, better coverage and no drips. This is wall paper, not vinyl, or foam.
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I used the wall paper to cover a cabinet and then spray painted it dark blue. It looks great. The material feels like thick paper. It took the spray paint well, but I would do a few coats. If it gets nicked I can see the white show through, but I only did two coats. Hope this helps
1015208
Even though it's made of PVC, I don't think paint would hold up on it. There were some beige options available when I ordered mine, though.
2164600
No. It will not look good to paint this. We just put this solar white lights on the top of the vinyl posts which were already in white. Looks good that way.
76762
Actually have not painted this material but there are a couple spray painta on the market for plastics. Rust oleum is the one I have used for similar products. Clean it well, follow the weather recomdations, & apply in several light, even coats, starting spray off the material, move smoothly across area, & stop after you get past the edge.
75692
This product is made with a pre-finished, white vinyl and cannot be painted. Vinyl products have the tendency to warp when painted if they are not factory primed.
1373749
Spray paint yes, also be sure not to screw down to tight because they will crack. Looks great.
671044
I believe spray paint would adhere, you may need to run some sand paper over it.
1348386
I used exterior paint only. But I'm sure it would spray stain. That would be thinner then paint. When I tested it with water it sprayed Nicly with water.
96280
Any plastic paint (like plasti dip) that resists a little heat would do. Just make sure it's made for plastic.
1926928
I would NEVER recommend spray painting anything that is made from Styrofoam, in my experience it melts it.
77088
I don't think the paint would stick. Possibly a spray paint but would have a different finish.
1134318
Yes. The fabric is on bars that can be easily unscrewed and removed, leaving only the frame so that the frame can be spray painted. The metal bars of the frame are rough/textured, so I think they would take paint well.
2280952
You would need to use a metal primer first, but yes this could be spray painted a different color and still look good. I would assume you would need several coats of the new color.
636697
It needs a very smooth black base coat underneath. I tried it on a hammered black finish on metal and it lost almost all colorshift, so I doubt a vinyl color/surface would provide the desired effect. I would also worry about paint cracking.
75684
It has a slick finish, I don't think spray paint will last. You would be better off finding an unfinished piece.
2116829
The product description says it is "cast from durable polyresin." It is a "plastic" compound but you won't have any problem painting it.
2188613
No plastic.. but you can spray paint it black,or purple, even pink if that happens to be your color... why waste time?....EZ .....