you may be able to get the paint to stick better by "washing" the plastic
part in acetone first... I've done this in the past when painting molded
plastic parts, and it did the trick. Jjust a quick dip, though...(acetone
dissolves plastic) and paint right after the acetone has dried off... I
take no repsonsibility for you melting your airhat.. test it first...
Gary Shook
Penrose, CO
> I just painted it with an "aluminized" paint. If you rub it hard enough.
it
> will rub off... But i barely touch it and nothing bad happens
> -Dester
>
>
> << Hey dester,
>
> On those pics, did you paint your tb hat. It looks "chrome plated". Did
you
> use just normal paint or some high temp stuff? Any Prep involved. I was
> thinking of doing this as well, but thought the paint would chip off.
>
> Steven 2me
> http://www.smokindakota.com
> AOL IM = SmknDakTrk
> ICQ = 42763370
> >>
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Fri Jun 20 2003 - 12:16:56 EDT