Well I read through a couple hundred posts last night without any success. Although, I did find many beautiful pieces.
As none of you actually KNOW me, you wouldn't know that I am a very meticulous in searches. In fact, the post you linked didn't mention model masters at all. They do talk about the testor flat acrylics, which I would guess to be model masters. While some of you don't build many models, paints can be very fickle depending on what you are applying them to. Further, it looks to be geared towards model kits, not the Yamato toy plastics. Some plastics can be "oily" and accept certain paints, like lacquers much better that say, acrylics. Different brands are more "hard" than others. I know many prefer Tamiya paints, but just due to my many years with the Model Master series I not only have the experience applying them, I also have a gracious variety.
While I find humor in cynicism, I would advise patience before launching unfounded criticism. I was sincere in my effort and questions, so there is no need for antagonism. Before my first question I had done many searches.
My question wasn't about technique, but rather the application of a specific paint on a specific material. Unfortunately the search engine for this site doesn't seem to accept boolean searches.
Ultimately I was fine with not finding information, and decided to explore it on my own.