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Rush · December 18th, 2011, 16:38

Google/Youtube is a wonderful thing but Im feeling nice today. You will find that others are not so "caring".

This will apply to most things you want to paint. Remove the part you wish to paint, wash with a small amount of soap to remove any oil used in the moulding process, once dry I use a fine grain sandpaper or rough pad to lightly "texture" the plastic to give the paint something to hold on to, hang it on a wire coat hook somewhere you can afford to get dirty (outside), using light strokes spray until lightly coated with your primer, let dry, now using the same technique use the black x 2 coats with drying time in between, now you have a black part. Using Flat clear coat for extra protection if you want but thats up to you.

December 18th, 2011, 16:38	#2
Rush formerly Medix Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Medicine Hat	Google/Youtube is a wonderful thing but Im feeling nice today. You will find that others are not so "caring". This will apply to most things you want to paint. Remove the part you wish to paint, wash with a small amount of soap to remove any oil used in the moulding process, once dry I use a fine grain sandpaper or rough pad to lightly "texture" the plastic to give the paint something to hold on to, hang it on a wire coat hook somewhere you can afford to get dirty (outside), using light strokes spray until lightly coated with your primer, let dry, now using the same technique use the black x 2 coats with drying time in between, now you have a black part. Using Flat clear coat for extra protection if you want but thats up to you. __________________ My only worry about death is that my fiancé will sell my gear for what I SAID I paid for it..... Last edited by Rush; December 18th, 2011 at 17:15..