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BEARS.
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so im trying to paint my cbarz, and whenever the outriggers are painted, and i try to put them back together, the paint peels right away. im usuing acrylic paint if that matters.
Jan 30 2008 8:00PM
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skinnylove
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Cool story hansel.

Try using different types of paint.
Jan 30 2008 8:02PM
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solitaryman
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i dono if this'll work or not but go to an art store buy some clear coat spray paint and spray it over do like 2 coats it should last awhile and you'll still have lots left so you could do  it like 20x
Jan 30 2008 8:03PM
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bigwhite.steeze
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latex paint works best for that type of thing.

acryllic = no good.
Jan 30 2008 8:07PM
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SHASTANG
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Just use krylon fusion paint.
Jan 30 2008 8:15PM
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lyndon
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latex based paint, or that electron charged stuff too. I saw this powdercoat spray paint, but it was $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Jan 30 2008 8:15PM
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user098123
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ya this stuff is the shit
Jan 30 2008 8:15PM
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.makuma.
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just spray paint it w outdoor paint
Jan 30 2008 8:20PM
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Silence
Posts: 16030 - Karma: 149
sand it for sure

possibly use primer?
Jan 30 2008 8:39PM
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SkiingRocks89
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where can you get that?
Jan 30 2008 8:50PM
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user098123
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most hardware/large retail stores
Jan 30 2008 8:51PM
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Polar_Beer
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dont sand them, even though it takes off that rubbery surface and makes it strait plastic it kind of ruins the outriggers if you ever wanna sell the goggles or trade the goggles or outriggers. if you dont plan to do any of that though i guess you could sand em if you really wanted to but im sure one of the paints mentioned above would work just fine.
Jan 30 2008 9:02PM
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csfetter
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word, sanding is the best idea, make the surface ruff n the paint will stick, use a combo go with the sanding and the krypton fusion paint u should b set
Jan 30 2008 9:32PM
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MEGAZORD
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Krylon fusion is designed for this exact sort of application.  Use it.
Jan 30 2008 9:34PM
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line_invader007
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^ For sure that shit works. i used it on my crowbar outriggers at the beginig of the season and 2 coats was enough. plus it looks fucking sick!
Jan 31 2008 12:11AM
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ChronicLines
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If they are a light color you could try dyeing them...
Jan 31 2008 12:14AM
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uni-corn
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My threadss..... might try this
Jan 31 2008 12:15AM
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solitaryman
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CHECK WM RIGHT NOW TOO BAD I ONLY HAVE 60 BUCKS IN THE PAYPAL :(((((((
Jan 31 2008 12:23AM
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Silence
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^ Related to painting crowbars much?
Jan 31 2008 12:29AM
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DeucesStreetwear
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i would try to use a primer. or sand down. just buy a can of spray primer... its worked alot of the times for me when ive painted something
Jan 31 2008 12:50AM
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SkiingRocks89
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how much is the krylon fusion paint?
Feb 1 2008 1:19PM
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brenker
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if it works the best the price shouldnt matter
Feb 1 2008 2:54PM
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Sharko
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It's only about $1.00 more than the regular krylon. Sanding probably won't help you much, sure it makes the surface grip better, but the real problem here is that you're painting plastic and regular spraypaint has a really hard time sticking to plastic (especially without primer).
The Krylon Fusion really does work well though.
Feb 1 2008 3:19PM
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b-kul
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krylon fusion is awesome, it wont chip. it says you dont need to sand it but i would still scuff the surface a little bit. and wal mart sells it.
Feb 1 2008 4:56PM
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