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How to paint plexi

Well, it is a synthetic material similar to plastic. In theory, you should be able to paint it with anything (or at least anything that sticks to plastic).
 
why do you want to paint it? why don't you just get a thin sheet of metal or something else?



or do you meant tint it so it's still translucent but has color
 
or if you dont want something see-through, thry to find some solid color shelf paper. if after a while you dont like it, you can always remove the paper, or the tint
 
What has workd for me ( on an older case)
Take a 3M scotchbrite to the entire area, them prime with Krylon fusion, then paint with krylon fusion. Excellent results- especially when clearcoated - satin works best.
gwarren007
 
One alternative is to paint the inside of the plexi. You don't really care how the finish turns out on the inside, but the outside is always perfect.
 
the main reason why is because for my case mod, I want this window
window
but I'm afraid that I can't drill it,heat it, then bend it, to make it look like it been shoot with bullets
 
thewhiteguy said:
Shoot it for real. That's easier and more fun.
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yeah, i second this! put a piece of MDF behind it do you dont crack the whole panel!
 
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