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DIY Spraypainting....
Swivel:
Plasticote for me if i'm spraying individual parts, comes out like powder finish and looks mint just doing a few parts in green at the moment :daumenhoch:
WINI:
Thanks guys, very helpful! I'd spray anything bitd but wasn't too worried aböut how it turned out at 14 years old... ::)
Can in warm water you say? Makes sense!
And yep Rick, been mulling over some designs this week. I've got 3 all white freestylers as it is, fancy something a bit different.
Ta!
Darksky:
--- Quote from: thewinsta on May 04, 2011, 03:51 PM ---
Can in warm water you say? Makes sense!
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yeah if you get the cans nice and warm the gas expands giving you a better pressure to paint with !!
here's a couple of small bits ive just done for the missus in a nice skyway pink !!
WINI:
--- Quote from: Darksky on May 04, 2011, 07:52 PM ---
--- Quote from: thewinsta on May 04, 2011, 03:51 PM ---
Can in warm water you say? Makes sense!
--- End quote ---
yeah if you get the cans nice and warm the gas expands giving you a better pressure to paint with !!
here's a couple of small bits ive just done for the missus in a nice skyway pink !!
--- End quote ---
They look well sweet, is it best to still go for the dozens of thin coats application rather than a few thicker ones? I realise the thicker you go in one application, the more chance of a run
rick1970:
imo i'd say yes loads of thin coats and another tip when spray can is getting low stand on it <ie crush it > to increase pressure :daumenhoch:
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