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painting question -
12.08.2009, 09:00 AM
I want to spray some words on a body with Spaztix mirror chrome (oil based). I use a Parma water based paints for all my bodies (love the ease of clean up). I want to spray the Spaztix first but was wondering what preparation would be required to allow the water based Parma paints stick?
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Fat Kid Engineering
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12.08.2009, 01:20 PM
The Mirror chrome is laquer based(I beleive) and will dry very quickly. Just be safe and let it dry for a couple hours and just spray over it with no further prep needed. DO NOT scratch/sand where you plan on spraying the chrome, it will show sanding lines through and will have a brushed aluminum look rather than chrome.
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12.09.2009, 06:50 PM
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