Krylon

American  

[krahy-lon] / ˈkraɪ lɒn /

Trademark.

1. a brand name for a plastic coating, applied as a liquid, that forms a protective film: used on blueprints, paintings, etc.

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Example Sentences

Faded plastic furniture, she said, can be brought back to life with spray paint made especially for plastics, like the Krylon Fusion brand.

From New York Times

Krylon’s Fusion covers up to 25 square feet per can, while the technical data sheet for Rust-Oleum’s 2X says it covers 8–12 square feet, with an allowance of losing about 15% of the paint due to overspray.

From Seattle Times

Krylon was first when it introduced its Fusion for Plastic spray paint in 2004.

From Washington Post

Paint that sticks to both plastic and metal, as well as to wood and a wide array of other surfaces, is especially useful for refinishing outdoor furnishings or other items that have components made of a variety of materials, said Susan Biasiotta, product manager for Sherwin-Williams, which owns the Krylon brand.

From Washington Post

Krylon’s Fusion covers up to 25 square feet per can, while the technical data sheet for Rust-Oleum’s 2X says it covers eight to 12 square feet, with an allowance of losing about 15 percent of the paint due to overspray.

From Washington Post