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Painting a Plastic Changing Table

I received an awful hand-me-down plastic diaper changing table. In normal cases, people would just throw it out, but unfortunately I'm in no position to be picky about gifts given- hand-me-down or not. I would however like to paint over the most dreadful area, which is the blue sides. Yes I'm having a baby boy, but the blue is a type of blue best left hidden. I do not want to be too wild. I just want to cover the blue by painting it white- the same color the rest of the changing table is. I heard I can just spray paint it, but can I go out and buy just any regular type of spray paint? Any one out there in the WWW with ideas?

Meghan Garcia
hobbyist - San Antonio, Texas
2005

There are probably other brands of spray made made specifically for painting plastic, as well, but Krylon Fusion ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] Spray Paint for Plastic is a widely known one, Meghan.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2005

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