If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to add some personality to your suitcase, why not try spray painting it? It’s a great way to make it unique and stand out from the rest. Plus, it’s a lot of fun! Here’s how to do it:
1. Choose your paint. You can use any kind of paint you like, but we recommend using acrylic paint because it’s easy to work with and dries quickly.
2. Cover your work area with newspaper or a drop cloth to protect it from paint splatters.
3. Pre-treat your suitcase by sanding it down with fine-grit sandpaper. This will help the paint to stick better.
4. Apply a base coat of paint to the suitcase. We recommend using a light-colored paint so that the design you spray on top will be more visible.
5. Once the base coat is dry, it’s time to start spray painting! Get creative and have fun with it.
6. Once you’re happy with the design, let the paint dry completely.
7. Apply a clear sealant to the suitcase to protect the paint from chipping or fading.
And that’s it! Your new and improved suitcase is now ready for its next adventure.
Other related questions:
Can you spray paint your suitcase?
It is possible to spray paint your suitcase, but we recommend that you consult with the manufacturer first to see if they have any specific instructions.
Can I spray paint a fabric suitcase?
Yes, you can spray paint a fabric suitcase. However, we recommend that you test the paint on a small, hidden area of the suitcase first to make sure that it adheres well and that you like the color.
How do you paint fabric on a suitcase?
There are a few ways that you can paint fabric on a suitcase. One way is to use a fabric paint pen or a fabric marker. Another way is to use a paintbrush and fabric paint.
Can you paint plastic luggage?
Yes, you can paint plastic luggage, but it may not adhere well and may not be very durable.
Bibliography
- How to paint a plastic suitcase in five steps with Pintyplus
- How to paint a plastic suitcase in five steps with Pintyplus
- Rust-Oleum Canada Spray Painting Your Suitcase
- How to paint a plastic suitcase in five steps with Pintyplus
- Update Your Carry-On Luggage – Rust-Oleum