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hi tazhearts,

when we first got our 'van, my OH was of the same opinion as you, so we did exactly as you are thinking of doing, we masked off the toilet / shower cubicle and then sprayed the plastic shower tray ( a peach colour originally) with a couple of coats of white ,'plasti-coat' spray paint, made the cubicle a lot brighter and fresher looking. i did gently rough up the surface with a very fine grade sand paper 1st though just to give the paint a better chance of a good adherence

as for wearing off, we did ours 2 yrs ago now and it still looks as fresh as the day we sprayed it, mind you that said we do only use the cubicle as a toilet room and not as an actual shower room  ( we normally use the ' on-site' facillities), so it dosen't get as much 'traffic' as it might otherwise do

if you do go down the spray road, make sure you remember to keep the whole van well ventillated and watch out for any over-spray ,hope this helps

I sprayed the large flower pots in the garden with this stuff 6 years ago and the are still looking good despite having been outside in all weathers.

Okay, they did need several coats because I was changing the original colours to get what then looked like a matching set, but I am well pleased with this product.

Quote: Originally posted by tazhearts on 11/3/2012

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What about the inside of a fridge? Could you use the same stuff to give your fridge interior a make over?

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don't think i'd want to use it in a fridge, can't imagine it being too healthy that closde to food stuff's