Best paint for all the different surfaces in a travel trailer.
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I like Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch. Not only is it multi-surface but is available in spray or brush-on. Available in a variety of stores.
I have ONLY used automotive paints and ONLY sprayed using the highest quality materials. Paint needs one of two things to adhere, either a chemical bond, which most newer epoxy and/or hardened urethane paints have, or a mechanical bond, from sanding.
The paint will have brush strokes in the finish when applied by a brush. The smooth, flat finish is really only obtainable by spraying the paint. Granted there are a few paints that will "flow out" better when brushed but I am not familiar with them. Maybe someone who has used them will chime in.
Interesting. Paint will fail. Paint is formulated to the surface it will be adhering to, i.e., metal, wood, plastic. Most paint projects require a minimum of prep - clean thoroughly, prime with a good primer, then the paint. I know it sounds complicated, but it really isn't. If you are going to go through the work of painting, you want it to last. Paint is not a one size fits all type of product. Sorry to burst your bubble, but do not want you to waste your time, then have it peel in the short term.
I am suggesting Fusion Mineral Paint. You should take a look at the wonderful things it can do. I have used it many times on many surfaces
https://fusionmineralpaint.com/
epoxy.
Sounds like you are on your way. May all of your projects make you proud!