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Re: Painting Aluminum
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1.) alot of prep work to follow the directions so it is bad for large objects. 2.) it is very runny and hard to get an even coat. 3.) it comes off way to easy, just a slight rub and it will come right off. So i would only recomend it for small parts that wouldnt get hit or abused much and u have a limited amount of colors: red, blue, yellow, green, purple, and a silver primer they have so u can do it on wood |
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Re: Painting Aluminum
in response to the original question, or for future use,
you can use tail light paint for cars, it lets light through while tinting it a certain color, i beleive some rc car paints work the same way |
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