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painting case interior

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frtl97

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i'am thinking of painting the inside of my case withn duplicolor adinized red,has anyone
been sucseesful with this,going for the blavk knight look from soldam case.
 
There have been many sucessful chasis paintjobs. Im pretty sure a Google search will provide with many pictures, tips, and probably tutorials.
 
I've used the "anodized" paint before.

Keep in mind it tends to be somewhat thinner than "normal" rattle can spray paints. When the instructions say to apply thin coats and allow adequate drying time, follow those rules. Some rattle can paints you can just slather on and they're good to go, with these, make sure it's thin coats on top of thin coats.

Also, keep the parts as flat as possible while they're drying. You don't want runs.

Finally. I'd HIGHLY recommend a self-etching primer (especially if the parts are aluminum). Again, follow the instructions. Paint fumes are bad, self-etching primer fumes are REALLY bad. I used it outside and it still gagged the neighbor's pet maggot.
 
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