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Recently my school decided to get rid of what (to me) looks like a decent sheet of High Impact Polystyrene, it's not big but it seems just fine and being the plastic addict that I am I snagged it.

So my question is how should I go about painting it? I sprayed a small section with some primer and it seems to be sticking okay, but I'm not sure so I decided to see if anyone here had any knowledge to share. So, thoughts?

I think any kind of primer and then any kind of acrylic paint will be fine.