What paint to use to paint used tires around raised flowerbed?

Made several raised flower beds out of old tires to accommodate differing water needs... and add interest. Would liketo paint the tires in coordinated / contrasting colors for finished look.
Anyone have any success with brightly colored paints that hold up to Central Florida Sunshine?
Appreciate your help!

  2 answers
  • Janet Pizaro Janet Pizaro on Nov 25, 2017

    Ise Rustoleum or Krylon spray paint for rubber ans seal with a Clear UV protectant

  • Gilmer Gal Gilmer Gal on Nov 25, 2017

    This is from naturallearning.org

    Wash the tires. So the paint adheres, thoroughly wash the tires with soap and water. A non-toxic degreaser may also be required to remove tougher grime.

    Prime the tires. Once the tires dry, prime them with a spray primer. This will also help the pain adhere to the tires.

    Choose a durable, non-toxic outdoor paint. The paint can be brushed on, which might be more fun, or sprayed on, which is easier. Flippinretire.com recommends commercial grade paint for industrial and marine use, but any durable, non-toxic outdoor paint will do.

    Choose light colors. Black tires absorb more of the suns energy and can get hot, which is not good for the plants or children. Painting tires with light colors reflects light and helps keep the plants and children cooler.