Plastic Paint
Automotive Plastic Parts
The most common plastic parts of a vehicle are
- Trim pieces
- Mirrors
- Bumpers
- Door handles
- Wheel covers
- Spoilers
- Mudguards
It's essential to make sure you have the right spray paint before you carry out any spraypainting. As you are spraypainting onto plastic, you’ll need an appropriate primer to make sure that the paint takes to the surface well. Without this, you’ll have to redo the paint job a lot sooner than you’d planned! Painting your own car bumper can help reduce costs, but only if you use the right products that are suitable for plastic.
Spraymax 1K Plastic Adhesion Promoter
Spraymax 1K plastic adhesion promoter can be used for subsequent coatings on most plastics. It is a colourless plastic primer with maximum flexibility and yield. One light, thin, and even uniform spray is all you need!
SEM Bumper Coater
Bumper Coater Aerosols are a line of advanced coatings formulated to restore the OEM finish on automotive bumpers and plastic cladding.
- Professional results
- Retains flexibility
- No adhesion promoter required
- No primer required
- Excellent adhesion and durability
- Matches OEM appearance
- Great coverage
Painting a New Plastic Bumper
You can decide to replace a damaged front or rear bumper cover with a new one. You'll have a new bumper that's free of stone chips, dings and even cracks. However, you can also choose to fix it yourself. We sell professional plastic paint for spraying bumpers. Should you prefer a factory match of your vehicle's original paint color, our colour mixer is able to identify any colour. We use a special spectrophotometer that scans objects without any additional information required. After we have attained the results, we can mix car paint in a can or aerosol. But watch out; if it goes well, your friends will be asking you to perform paint repairs on their cars for them!