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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mick Morry" data-source="post: 101956" data-attributes="member: 2924">Hi Codeena.  I would use a type of acrylic paint that is used for painting ceramics and other craft projects.  I have used it on wood projects, plastic, and even metal.  It is very scratch resistant and holds up well to water and humidity.  I can buy flat or gloss colours too. I would use Duncan and Mayco products for the most part as they are the companies that give me the look and feel and easy to lay on coverage that I like.  Duncan is my favorite paint for doing such projects. In the past I painted duck decoys with this paint and made them look so real that hunters would accidently mistake my buddies decoys for real ducks and would let loose on them.  LOL  I also painted an aluminum duck boat with a reed, tall grass and cattail pattern for hunting.  The paint is easy to blend and holds up really well over time.   Here is a photo of one of my favorite paintings I sold back in 2009.  The dimensions are wrong here.  I have to contact my webmaster.  It's a watercolour, Gouache and coloured pencil mixed media painting, and is 24" x 44".<a href="http://www.avaloniadaylilies.com/MMARTTALL.htm" target="_blank">http://www.avaloniadaylilies.com/MMARTTALL.htm</a></blockquote>

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