Danville, CA
I have several questions on your paint;
1) are you spraying a latex based or oil based paint?
2) Brand?
3) custom mix or stock color?
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Quoted from Skins:1. It is a modified polyurethane alkyd enamel.
2. It is a regional paint vendor called McCormick paints. Sherwin Williams has the same paint though.
3. Custom matched to the decals.
Great Thanks for the info!
2 weeks ago... I re-sprayed my head (inside, near translight & speakers/display) and inside cab box with Rustoliem Enamel gloss "Deep Blue". I really like the gloss reflection look, especially inside the cabinet, next to playfield.
Plus, I like enamel, as I believe it more forgiving on scratches and marks from playfield & speaker panel removal.
Your game is looking good... keep up the great work!
Quoted from mamemaster:Just out of curiousity, why work so hard painting/sandings sides multiple times only to cover with decals?
I've done many decals (pinball & arcade games). Preparation is key (fill, putty, sand, then prime/paint, repeat and 2-3 times). The slightest dimple, dust and/or any imperfection will show like a pimple, in the center of your forehead.
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