Depends how much time you want to spend doing it, if you are just going to spray over the existing paint, I always liked Plasti-kote, it used for touching up things like fridges,washing machines etc

Find it here:
http://www.plasti-kote.co.uk/Site/about.asp

Or the fluorescent version:
http://www.plasti-kote.co.uk/Site/pr...?PRODUCT_ID=27

Full product range:
http://www.plasti-kote.co.uk/Site/pr...?CATAGORY_ID=5

Or if you want to remove the exisiting paint and do it from scratch, normal everyday "automotive" spray-paint will do, If you want to do a really professional job thin the paint out with automotive lacquer thinner (think thats what you guys call it!)

You can use the plasti-kote if you remove the paint but you have to prime it, some paints produce the crackle touch effect which can be quite funky!

I went through a "stage" about 5-6 years ago, doing it for my friends and stuff, there is all sorts of stuff you can use, tri-coat has to be my favorite- think they use it on cars mainly.


You can use any paint I suppose - ive just got the best results with these is all! Depends how good you want it to look!