How to Spray Paint Vinyl Shutters | Krylon®

VINYL SHUTTERS
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Revitalize old shutters and add curb appeal to your home.
PROJECT TIME
½ hour per shutter
SKILL LEVEL
1
2
3
4
5
MATERIALS
Krylon® Dual® Superbond®
Paint + Primer
Gloss White
All-purpose cleaner/degreaser
Ladder
Drop cloth
INSTRUCTIONS
1
Remove old shutters from window and
lay flat on your drop cloth.
2
Using an all-purpose cleaner/degreaser, wipe down
shutters to remove all dirt and grime. (If the plastic is
new, wipe down with paint thinner for best results.)
Rinse thoroughly with water and allow to dry.
3
Using painter’s tape, completely tape off any
area that you do not want painted.
4
Applying in a well-ventilated area, hold can
6-8 inches from the shutter surface and paint the
sides and ends of the shutter using a sweeping
side-to-side motion with slight overlap.
Screwdriver or drill
Painter’s tape
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VINYL SHUTTERS
page 2 of 2
Revitalize old shutters and add curb appeal to your home.
PROJECT TIME
½ hour per shutter
SKILL LEVEL
1
2
3
4
5
INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
5
Allow paint to dry for 30-60 seconds.
6
Continue to apply light, multiple coats,
waiting 30-60 seconds between each, until
you are satisfied with the appearance.
7
Krylon Dual Superbond dries in 25 minutes or
less, and can be handled in about one hour.
8
Allow the shutters to dry overnight before reinstalling.