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Making plastic mannequin ready for paint

I have recently bought some plastic mannequins. I wish to paint these using automotive paint. My problem is the plastic has a good bit of porosity in places. I can apply putty to fill the small holes but it is very time consuming to do this. I am wondering if it would be possible to get a thick primer and dip the parts to get a good result.

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Granville Wells
product designer - Barra Velha Brasil
September 26, 2011

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