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Ask Sherwin Williams. ( Aerosol ) --71.13.xx.xxx

Not only time consuming but expensive, last I saw those 8ft sections were well over 150 plus hardware, I would ask a body or boat shop, this is a lot like fiberglass repair which boats have had a long time and within 15-20 years car bumpers have plastic repairs. --76.188.xxx.xx

Then Peel Bond or Peel stop --73.177.xxx.xx

You are correct, those 8ft. sections are horribly expensive. I did not build this railing (I would have used PT lumber) but inherited it from the previous owner,...who was a total idiot I might add. Without a permit, he had re-plumbed the entire house in a way that would have made Rube Goldberg proud. All of it had to be torn out and replaced just to get water to move down hill. --68.63.xxx.xxx

How about the stuff people use to paint plastic model planes if they still do that sort of thing. --73.33.xxx.xxx

I would sand the piece that need painting with 320 grit sand paper, clean it very good with dish soap and water, then apply bulldog adhesion promoter. This can be found at your local auto body and paint store. After a 10-15 minute flash time, use a rattle can to apply the new finish. Should stick as long as the adhesion promoter is used and is clean. --75.141.xxx.xxx

Just go to any home center they have spray paint designed for plastic. I've used it to paint footballl helmets and pvc.... if the burn are deep- I'd fill them with epoxy or caulk then paint :) --24.231.xxx.xx

Class C neighborhood I wouldn't spend much time on it,the next tenant will probably smoke also and won't care --24.25.xxx.xxx

When I really think about it, you are right. My next tenant will probably smoke too and do the same thing. I do not mind my tenants smoking, I just wish they had sense enough to use an ashtray. --68.63.xxx.xxx

Home Depot and Lowes, and even Walmart have spray paints made for plastic. If it is a color that is close to what you have, you will not have to be perfect. --96.236.xx.xx

Yes, what Homer and John call 'rattle cans' is what I use. Cheap stuff at Walmart is @$10, but get the cans especially for plastic--a little more expensive @$16. I have spray- painted all my plastic outdoor furniture to match my new black wrought-iron set. Get the glossy not matt finish. Looks great. I didnt even sand or fill a similar cig burn, just went right over it with several light coats. It filled itself in. --108.87.xx.xxx

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I've used white nail polish on a poured marble counter top with a cigarette burn and it has held up for over 5 years now. Maybe just touch up the burns with a little nail polish, even if you have to reapply every couple of years it is fast and cheap enough. --74.196.xx.xxx

BRAD --68.50.xx.xxx

Thanks for all of helpful tips here. It looks like spray paint for plastic is the #1 choice here. What about cig. burns on the faux marble vanity top in the bath? Spray it too? --68.63.xxx.xxx

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BRAD --68.50.xx.xxx

More reasons I quit renting to smokers. --75.132.xxx.xx