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metalliqaz:
--- Quote from: N8N on Sun, 26 August 2012, 15:48:42 ---Honestly you can get fairly professional looking results with a spray bomb. I'd suggest practicing on something else first, maybe a flat piece of scrap aluminum or something, to get the "touch." But I bet I could spray bomb a case and make it look like it was professionally done.
tips:
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Hope this helps...
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Wow dude, nice write up. I've never painted anything before but I may be able to pull it off. No way I'd ever get a real paint gun though. I assume by 'spray bomb' you mean a can of spray paint. Before I can even consider it, I have to find a place to do it. As an apartment renter, my landlord would flip out if I started painting stuff in the basement.
tgujay:
--- Quote from: metalliqaz on Sun, 26 August 2012, 16:26:33 ---
--- Quote from: N8N on Sun, 26 August 2012, 15:48:42 ---Honestly you can get fairly professional looking results with a spray bomb. I'd suggest practicing on something else first, maybe a flat piece of scrap aluminum or something, to get the "touch." But I bet I could spray bomb a case and make it look like it was professionally done.
tips:
------ 8< ------
Hope this helps...
--- End quote ---
Wow dude, nice write up. I've never painted anything before but I may be able to pull it off. No way I'd ever get a real paint gun though. I assume by 'spray bomb' you mean a can of spray paint. Before I can even consider it, I have to find a place to do it. As an apartment renter, my landlord would flip out if I started painting stuff in the basement.
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I'm soldering in my apartment basement >_>
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