Things You'll Need:
- Masking tape
- Plastic bags
- 100 grit Sandpaper
- Hose
- Microfiber towel
- Acrylic spray paint
- Primer spray paint
- Plastic acrylic shine sealer spray paint
- Protective eyewear
- Gloves
- Painting mask
- Sealed shed or garage
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Step 1
Sand every plastic and fiberglass surface on your golf cart with a circular motion. This will get the paint to stick better.
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Step 2
Wash the dust off with a hose, and dry the cart completely with a microfiber towel.
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Step 3
Drive the golf cart into a sealed shed or garage so you don't get outdoor debris to blow onto the fresh paint.
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Step 4
Tape plastic bags over anything you don't want to get paint on. This includes parts of the golf cart interior, the golf cart wheels, etc.
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Step 5
Apply two very thin coats (15 minute intervals) of primer spray paint to all the plastic and fiberglass pieces you are painting. Allow one hour for drying.
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Step 6
Apply three to four very thin coats (20 minutes intervals) of the color of acrylic spray paint you choose. Allow one hour for drying.
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Step 7
Apply two thin coats (30 minute intervals) of acrylic shine sealer spray paint to all the plastic and fiberglass pieces you are painting. Allow 24 hours for drying.
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Step 8
Remove the tape and plastic bags.
