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Like I stated earlier, you need to buy specialised caravan paint.
<<<THIS guy sells actual caravan paint. >>>
There is an alternative. Commonly known as Tinkers Paint, it is used by the Travelling Community and, if filtered through a fine mesh before spraying, can give very good (and very cheap) results.
You mix 75% of any outdoor gloss paint with 25% of exterior varnish, filter it and then, in your spray paint can mix 50% of the mixture with 50% of petrol.
For safety sake I suggest you get someone else to do the actual spraying while you stay about 3 blocks away  , just in case.
However I have seen the results of this method of vehicle spraying and I am impressed.
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Lobey.
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Topic: has anyone repainted the trailer part?
