What kind of paint won't peel off when sprayed on plastic?
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Plastic sprayed with air-drying acrylic paint won't peel off. This is commonly known as plastic paint. Air-drying acrylic coatings are mainly used in architectural coatings, plastic coatings, electronic coatings, road marking paints, etc. They have the advantages of rapid surface drying, easy application, and obvious protective and decorative effects. The disadvantages are that the solid content is not easy to be too high, hardness and elasticity are difficult to balance, a thick coating film cannot be obtained in one application, and the fullness of the coating film is not ideal. Characteristics of automotive paint: Automotive paint must not only have good mechanical properties, good fullness, and high gloss, but also have good adhesion, high hardness, and strong scratch resistance. At the same time, it must have good weather resistance, scratch and wear resistance, gloss durability, and excellent resistance to gasoline, alcohol, acid, alkali, and salt spray. Function of automotive paint: Automotive paint coating involves applying a film on the car's paint surface to protect the gloss of the paint from fading and to provide a physical protective film on the paint surface, thereby achieving the purpose of protecting the paint.