>>7229857I paint weapons all they time. Here are some tips
>wash the weapons in warm soapy water to get rid of any residue>use a fine grit 1000-1200 sand paper to roughen up the surface of the handgrip and any other areas that are liable to be rubbed. This will give the paint something to hold on to>use testor's mm acrylic paints. They bond very well to hasbro's plastic>for the love of god make sure your paint is thin like the consistency of whole milk>apply the paint in 2 to 3 thin layers. Make sure the paint is fully dry before applying the next layer of paint. >you can apply 1 layer of matt clear coat for added protectionHere is an example of a hammer i painted and have no issues with paint coming off.
