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Homebrew Webbing - step by step

By SilverWings

5 years ago


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    #8 5 years ago

    Great results!!!
    What did you use to measure the ratios? As you likely won't need a lot of paint to web a cabinet

    9 months later
    #18 4 years ago
    Quoted from gdonovan:

    You don't need a lot of air compressor to do the job, cabinet took me less than 5 minutes at 40 psi, so not a lot of volume used. I spent more time looking, shoot, look, shoot, etc. I bet I could do the next one under a minute.
    sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, done.
    Gun is listed- Any old school siphon gun will do I think, mine is over 30 years old. I bet you can still find them cheap.
    I just cleaned up with acetone, cleans up fast.

    I used a vertical feed HVLP with great results.
    Agreed, once you have it dialed in, only takes a minute to lay it down.

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    #28 4 years ago

    Mine turned out great.
    Compared it to a factory paint job and it was very similar.
    I eyeballed the measurements from post #1 and dialed it on my Harbor Freight HVLP gun.
    Practiced on some cardboard then laid it down real quick.
    Easy.

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    #34 4 years ago
    Quoted from rlbohon3:

    Ok, another silly question... are you guys using black paint for webbing or something more dark gray? It seems like the webbing I’ve seen on most games looks a little more dark gray than plain old black. Maybe it’s once mixed with glue or when it’s “slung” out to make a web pattern that it just looks lighter.

    https://www.amazon.com/Dupli-Color-BSP200-Black-Finish-System/dp/B0029818Q6/ref=sr_1_1

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