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Spray Painting Acrylic Bath Panel. Another option would be (possibly) bedec msp (multi surface paint) great water based paint and very good. Tape off the first line, which will be the dividing line between paint and product. Apply a thin layer of primer with either a brush, roller or spray gun. Add silicone caulk where the bathtub or shower meets the wall to provide a watertight seal. If the paint dries over the tape, it will be difficult to remove and could damage the finish. If you allow the primer to drip, it will. Using your tub and shower. Making sure it is completely even. Clean the bathtub thoroughly with a degreaser and water. Let the paint cure at least 24 to 48 hours. Allow the primer to dry. Do a good job covering non. Apply a coat of primer to the bathtub. Next, tape on a paper bag or newspaper to cover the rest of the product. Remove the tape from the walls and fixtures before the paint dries completely.

Another option would be (possibly) bedec msp (multi surface paint) great water based paint and very good. Tape off the first line, which will be the dividing line between paint and product. Next, tape on a paper bag or newspaper to cover the rest of the product. I've posted it in plumbing as is it the bath. So my bath panel has become discoloured (yellow) and i'd like it back to it's. Apply a thin layer of primer with either a brush, roller or spray gun. Allow the primer to dry. Using your tub and shower. Add silicone caulk where the bathtub or shower meets the wall to provide a watertight seal. If you allow the primer to drip, it will.

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Spray Painting Acrylic Bath Panel I've posted it in plumbing as is it the bath. So my bath panel has become discoloured (yellow) and i'd like it back to it's. Tape off the first line, which will be the dividing line between paint and product. Add silicone caulk where the bathtub or shower meets the wall to provide a watertight seal. If the paint dries over the tape, it will be difficult to remove and could damage the finish. Let the paint cure at least 24 to 48 hours. Do a good job covering non. Using your tub and shower. If you allow the primer to drip, it will. Another option would be (possibly) bedec msp (multi surface paint) great water based paint and very good. Next, tape on a paper bag or newspaper to cover the rest of the product. Remove the tape from the walls and fixtures before the paint dries completely. Making sure it is completely even. Apply a coat of primer to the bathtub. Clean the bathtub thoroughly with a degreaser and water. I've posted it in plumbing as is it the bath.