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I have several pieces of white resin patio furniture that are heavily stained and I am wondering whether I might be able to paint them to make them look better. If I can do this, what kind of paint should I use?

Yes, both Lowes and Home Depot carry spray paints for plastic I used Hunter Green and it came out fine, you have to use one that says for plastic and follow the instructions.

2007-03-27 08:21:12 by John B

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The furniture is made to look like wicker,however it is a resin material? The furniture was very expensive and the factory only offers a one year warranty.

I believe you can buy a resin spray (in a can, like spray paint) and put it over the chairs. Otherwise you will have to take them out to the garage or cover them with plasic or sheet or something! that won't let the sun damage them. I don't know if they make clear, they should, but I do know they make white and some other color.
Good luck!

2008-07-21 20:10:52 by peaceofmind2100

Price: $38.99

Build your own bench, loveseat or chair any size up to 6 feet using our AnySize Chair or Bench Ends kit and your 2x4's
Includes 2 bench end supports, hardware and assembly instructions (lumber not included)
Made of durable, maintenance free structural resin

Our resin chairs have a whitish film (oxidation) from years of sun exposure. Do you have any suggestions of how to remove it without damaging the resin?

They make many an Automotive products that will work. Rubbing Compound is one of them.Also Color Back. Most cars are made out of Fiberglass or resin type material, so these wouldn't hurt the finish. Lot of work though. Bye

2007-05-20 18:07:10 by lolo

Price: $17.99 $22.94

Steal them from my house. But you're too late, some scumbucket already did it!!

Try Loot, or charity furniture stores.

2007-10-05 05:48:08 by Darrell

I'm shopping for patio furniture...something to relax on that will hold up for at least a few seasons. Hopefully I can get as much mileage out of it as possible. Any really good recommendations or bad experiences? Thanks in advance!

I prefer plastic and that's what I got. I didn't want wood because I don't think it lasts long enough and when it's dried out I don't want any splinters you know where. The metal glass top tables are nice but metal rusts and glass breaks. I think the price for patio furniture is absolutely insane! And the quality of it is really not so great. Plastic is easy to move, comfortable, more inexpensive, and if something were to happen to it it's not such a big deal because it was less in the first place. It is easy to replace a chair or even the table itself without financial commitment. It's also easier to buy extra chairs that match because they are not part of a pre packaged set. I think you would get longer use from the plastic but if you didn't, you could buy it new many times over to equal the cost of some of that other stuff. I bought plastic because I was just too cheap to pay the ridiculous prices for outdoor furniture and I'm not at all sorry with my decision. It holds up great!!!I hope this was helpful!!!

2006-07-03 04:24:24 by mapdock