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Re: Krylon, Its Majic
youre gonna wanna sit that in a warm dry place for a few days.
youre gonna wanna sit that in a warm dry place for a few days.
Re: Krylon, Its Majic
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 051F</div><div class="ubbcode-body">youre gonna wanna sit that in a warm dry place for a few days. </div></div>
I second that, If your patient with krylon and don't go man handling it right away the results are very surprising! In a good way of course.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 051F</div><div class="ubbcode-body">youre gonna wanna sit that in a warm dry place for a few days. </div></div>
I second that, If your patient with krylon and don't go man handling it right away the results are very surprising! In a good way of course.
Re: Krylon, Its Majic
Very true, as long as you didn't half-ass the prep work. Mine has been holding up great.
Very true, as long as you didn't half-ass the prep work. Mine has been holding up great.
Re: Krylon, Its Majic
bought some almond and "forest" brown at wally world last night hopin to put top good use. tryin to replicate dead grass with dead leaves on it to match autumn ao. painting is fun, im becoming addicted. might have to camo my boys nerf guns now too!
bought some almond and "forest" brown at wally world last night hopin to put top good use. tryin to replicate dead grass with dead leaves on it to match autumn ao. painting is fun, im becoming addicted. might have to camo my boys nerf guns now too!
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OP, being its 12 years later. Do you still feel like krylon is magic? Inquiring minds want to know.
I just wanted to fuckstart an 11 year old thread to see what it felt like.
I just wanted to fuckstart an 11 year old thread to see what it felt like.
Like time travel for the poors!
Assuming they have the colors you need (camo colors) RAPCO for the win. By a wide margin the best paint I have used.
Dries in the normal time, but I find with all spray paint that leaving it hanging for a week or 10 days will allow full cure, and then it will then stand up to anything. I have plain old spray paint on shell deflectors that is still there thousands of rounds later.
If you want some tough shit, get the rustoleum appliance paint. I paint dirtbike frames with it cause it holds up to abuse so well.
How's it dry? My first firearms painting long long ago was appliance epoxy and it was nice and hard but shiny (needed overcoat of other paint to matte up) and took FOREVER to dry. Like, a month to cure.
