PVC paint

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I want to paint my boats name on my tender. Could anyone recommend a paint suitable for PVC please?
Many thanks

 

[SolentPhill]

go to the places that sell inflatables as bouncy castle paint is ideal. think you may even get on ebay if you search bouncy castle paint if not google it

 

[henryf]

Most hardware stores should sell it. Certainly they used to. It smells like pear drops and is fantastic stuff. Dries to a perfect finish when applied properly.

Vinylkote is the stuff and it comes in a spray can if you want to stencil mask lettering.

I think it is distributed by these guys: http://www.kolorbond.co.uk

Henry

 

[Steve C Cronin]

Not so much the paint but the primer.

Our office PVC rainwater pipes were painted white with ordinary external oil based paint nearly thirty years ago but a coat of International Two-Pack primer for glassfibre was used first. It has not flaked even the slightest bit since and it was overcoated only a few months ago for the first time.

Hope this helps.

 

[Bertramdriver]

I've just bought a tin of paint from plastidip.co.uk. They say it will adhere to PVC and wears well. We'll see.

 

[Canopy Locked]

http://www.funkymonkeyboatnames.co.uk/paint.php for flexible paint Specially formulated for inflatables

 

[VicS]

I want to paint my boats name on my tender. Could anyone recommend a paint suitable for PVC please?
Many thanks

Polymarine can supply the correct paint for PVC . In spray cans or tins. I belive they can also supply stencils if required.

You'll find the Polymarine paints in other outlets too

http://polymarineshop.com/flexible-paint.html