beemer,
if a surface has not been painted/coated, may I suggest that 90+% of the time you ought to prime. Just good practices. There aren't many architectural or "regular" paints that will bond to plastics. Most that will are industrial products, and those will recommend a primer/sealer.
All that said, check out this product from XIM. Likely available in most KM stores in Wash. I would prime, then put on a "low-sheen or semi-gloss" premium house paint. "To leave on or take off the track" ?? Again, depends on the quality your client wants.
http://www.ximbonder.com/products_detail.asp?id=35
if a surface has not been painted/coated, may I suggest that 90+% of the time you ought to prime. Just good practices. There aren't many architectural or "regular" paints that will bond to plastics. Most that will are industrial products, and those will recommend a primer/sealer.
All that said, check out this product from XIM. Likely available in most KM stores in Wash. I would prime, then put on a "low-sheen or semi-gloss" premium house paint. "To leave on or take off the track" ?? Again, depends on the quality your client wants.
http://www.ximbonder.com/products_detail.asp?id=35