Priming Plastic Surfaces and Advanced Masking

hear, Isaac. Awesome. So, uh, David was on, um, last night, I believe. What primer should I use for, um, plastic VOCC walls before I add paint? So, you know, um that's a good question. So, you know, painting, you know, um PPG makes a product called Breakthrough that it was actually designed for vinyl windows for plastic. So, I've painted vinyl windows, um custom vinyl doors with PPG. It doesn't even require uh primer. It's direct to the plastic whether it's um a high gloss plastic or not. I tested on my custom you know vinyl doors came out brand new um you know a vinyl and um probably 3 years ago um 3 or four years ago and not a scratch on it yet. So it's performed really well and you would think oh my gosh will paint actually stick to that. Um, you know, a Rener has um some um some primers. Look at go to Rener. So, go water-based finishes.com. Waterbased finish. It's either water-based finishes or finish.com. And Rener has some primers, you know, specifically for that, you know, that you can um use also. So, check them out. Uh Rener is um is awesome. So, Rener has a, you know, they're found, Rener is found on online. So, I believe once again, I believe it's, you know, waterbased finish. Water-based finish is.com. I'll type it in, you know, right here. So, um, so fishing, what are we talking about? Um, fishing, not catching. So, I I love fishing. So, we're talking about, you know, cabinet coatings. I wanted to jump on here and talk cuz somebody brought up, you know, Pro Classic and, you know, ProClassic, you know, um, came out years and years and years ago, and it was really a paint designed to be brushed