which paint for vinyl shutters?

[Paul Saffold]

Looking at either latex brush-on or rattle-can spray for plastics. The shutters face the sun most of the day and are fading after 14 years.

Opinions appreciated.

Thanks, Paul

[Mac McQuinn]

Paul,
I had the same problem with dark red shutters on my home although I tried a product called "303" for plastics, vinyl, etc. and the shutters literally looked like new after application and I only have to re-apply the product every (5) years or so to keep them looking this way. I bought the product from a Marine supply. BTW, the shutters are also (14) years old.
Mac

[dennis thompson]

I painted my vinyl shutters about 3 years ago with a paint from Sherwin Williams -Duration acrylic latex, has held up very well and covered in one coat

[Rich Engelhardt]

Two coats of dark green Rustoleum brought the 25 year old shutters back from the grave and has held up great for the last 4 years.
Surprised me.
I bought the Rustoleum for the front door and a metal awning and figured, "What the hay, I already have it here and if it doesn't work, I'll just repaint them with a 100% Acrylic".

[Paul Saffold]

Thanks for your ideas. Think I will try Krylon Fusion for plastic and see how it does.

[Duane Meadows]

Thanks for your ideas. Think I will try Krylon Fusion for plastic and see how it does.

I have had good results with Krylon fusion and also with Rustoleum similar product!