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The SprayMax 2K Auto Clear in a Can Club!

By Curbfeeler

9 years ago

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Quoted from Astropin:
So just out of curiosity (because I don't think I want to take this on) what do average "pro" sprayers charge to do a playfield?

Most in the chicagoland area charge just north of $250

Quoted from Astropin:
Also, could you leave the underside populated? Or is it not even worth trying that and just strip it clean?

I've seen it done both ways, but if you do leave everything on underneath you need to cover every single hole with something like foil to block spray from getting through to the underside.

Quoted from Hammerhead:
I recently cleared a PF using this stuff, and it did an amazing job! Now, I'm starting to notice fine scratches after only about 50+ plays. Plus, once I dropped a ball on the PF accidentally while loading them into the trough and it left a very slight dent in the finish

how long did you let it cure before playing it?

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Quoted from Curbfeeler:
A few hundred bucks to have a "guy" spray them is starting to be more appealing than taking risks with chemicals I only know about from the interwebs.

Amen.. I have a friend that owns a body shop, and if I'm patient I know I can get auto cleared for less than $200 (which will be indestructible), it's totally worth it.

haven't kept up with this thread in a while. this video showed up in my youtube feed. Thought it was interesting that this guy repainted his car fender using rattle cans and followed up with 3 coats of spraymax and it came out great (except for some minor drip by not keeping his glove taught and caught some of the spray)

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