Shop by Department Outdoor Living Garden Furniture View All Garden FurnitureIf you refinish plastic garden chairs with general-purpose latex or oil paints, the finish will not last. Plastic garden chairs become stained faded by exposure to the elements over time. Because paint won't adhere to the nonporous polyolefin resin they're made of, you may want to throw them away when this happens. However, with the right coating, you can refinish your weathered plastic chairs instead. A few manufacturers make a spray paint that is formulated for use with resin plastic chairs. This means you can have your drab and stained plastic chairs looking like new in just a few hours. Put on rubber gloves and safety glasses. Clean dirt, dust and other material from older chairs with a damp cloth. Clean badly mildewed chairs with a household bleach and water mix and then rinse thoroughly with clean water. Allow the chair to dry and then sand the finish with a fine-grit sandpaper to remove some of the sheen.
Wipe the chair with a dry cloth to remove the small particles and dust from sanding. Lay a drop cloth outside or in a well-ventilated space and set the plastic chair on top. Put on a painter’s mask to avoid breathing in fumes from the paint. Shake a can of enamel paint formulated for use with plastics for about two minutes. To make sure the paint is thoroughly shaken, spray a test strip on a piece of cardboard. Spray the paint onto the chair, keeping the can about 10 to 12 inches away from the plastic to avoid drips and runs in the finish. Spray across the plastic in a sweeping motion, but maintain a constant distance between the nozzle and the plastic. Begin and finish each pass of spray off the plastic. Don’t paint the chair in one continuous motion. Instead, release the nozzle after each pass and overlap each pass by about a third to achieve an even finish. Apply the paint in thin coats, and allow each coat to dry for about an hour before adding the next. It is better to apply two to three thin coats rather than a single thick coating.
Continue applying several thin coats until the plastic is covered and you have a smooth, even finish. Wait at least an hour before moving the chair. Many plastic paints dry to the touch within about 15 minutes, but wait at least 24 hours before using the chair. Things You Will Need Rubber gloves Safety glasses Bleach Water Cloths Fine-grit sandpaper Drop cloth Painter’s mask Paint formulated for resin plastic Warnings References Krylon: Resin ChairMichael’s: TechniquesCanadian Living: Home Project: Paint Your Plastic Lawn Chairs Photo Credits Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images Suggest a Correction All the outdoor patio furniture you can imagine is merely a click away. Create your backyard retreat from our many beautiful styles -- all durably constructed of aluminum, steel, cast-iron or resin. In sizes to fit your yard, deck, patio or space-challenged balcony. Not looking for a full set? True Value has adirondack chairs, garden benches, patio tables & patio umbrellas. View all items >
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