removing Rustoleum?

Alright, so if I go with the Rustoleum plastic line, and something goes wrong, it ain't commin off.

With the Rustoleum primer, I've used it with great results (not to mention, it's cheep) I've had no problems, except for the F-14 wings and that F-4 cocpit. I'm never buying spray-paint at WAL-MART again. every can of it is bad, and the same thing happens.

This only issue I've found with that line of Rustoleum is that it _really_ bonds to the plastic.  It is nearly impossible to get off if something happens.  I have a 65 Riviera body that's been sidelined because that paint didn't finish well, and I ended up having to sand it to get off.  Brake fluid, Simple Green, Oven Cleaner, Ammonia, nothing would touch it.

I, too, have had pretty good luck with the other lines of Rustoleum on plastic kits before.  I don't think I've used their primer, though, it always seemed a bit thick.

Gene Beaird,
Pearland,  Texas 

Strait to plastic? I must have been very lucky for the past few years. I've just been getting them at random, pulling the cheepest of the color I need strait off the shelf.

I'll look at the label from now on. Thanks.

Rustoleum does have a "straight to plastic" line which I have used with good results.  As for removing paint I use DOT-3 brake fluid.  Never a problem with the plastic.  After all, it is in a plastic container. 

Good luck.

Kevin

Oh, boy. I really screwed-up on this one, it seems.

I know I have some Simple Green, so I'll probably use that.

I'm still trying to figure out why had this problem. I've used Rustoleum paints for just about all of my painting of large surface needs, and I've never had this happen before, except with this one can.

Is it just my bad luck, or did I acidentally get the wrong can from the hardware store?

Rustoleum isn't for use on plastics. It has metal primers and sealers as part of its formulation and those probably attacked the plastic. You might try soaking it in Bleach White, Castrol SuperClean, Simple Green or 409. As a last resort, oven cleaner or brake fluild will work too. I prefer not to use caustic chemicals which the last two are.