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TRUpah |
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:27 pm |
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what s the deal with fulldips?
i want to do some do i just hit em with a spray gun?
if so what kind of paint do i use?
how do i prep surface
and how do i finish after graphic applied/
...inquiring minds want to know...... |
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skinny |
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:44 pm |
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I would say...
Keep the paint to a minimum, use enamel, sand the surface well,(paint hates sealer) don't clearcoat it, use a low pressure gravity feed gun if possible. Graphics...
light colors over dark paint won't come out clear unless they are super opaique or blocked with white primer.
There is what you need to start, experiment and then tell me what happens....and also if I was wrong about something.
I stopped doing them cause it is extra work |
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TRUpah |
Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 3:43 pm |
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ok got the gun and a compressor
what psi should i be running?
i didnt get the HVLP gun i got a regular gravity feed will that be ok?
seems like a quallity tool a husky...
so whadda ya recommend for psi for some nice coats???? |
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skinny |
Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 3:57 pm |
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TRUpah wrote: ok got the gun and a compressor
what psi should i be running?
i didnt get the HVLP gun i got a regular gravity feed will that be ok?
seems like a quallity tool a husky...
so whadda ya recommend for psi for some nice coats????
Ok, I suggest that if you bought a low pressure gun, get a regulator, and run around 20 psi.
If you have a normal pressure gravity gun ,get a regulator and go at around 60 psi.
Get a regulator with a line filter. |
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TRUpah |
Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 4:52 pm |
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thanks oh yeah.......
what kind od enamel do you recommend?
i got some enamel but was wondering if there is better shit for my application (water base) |
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skinny |
Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 6:22 pm |
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Water base is fine if you were painting a house or something, but enamel is best because it does not make the deck sticky when you rial slide or lip slide.
It also does not require a clear coat. I would get some oil base enamel and some thinner. Try a base coat, fine sand/steel wool, then thin finish coat. Post the pics as a progression.-Milt |
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TRUpah |
Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 1:34 am |
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skinny |
Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 1:04 pm |
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Thats a good question,
If you are planning on super light color, or painting over a dark dyed veneer...maybe. It will however effect the slide of the deck. (makes it sticky when boardsliding)
White works fine in a three stage coat over plain bare veneer.
It might show a darker color veneer under it.
Try black, grey, red...ect.
The initial base coat should be spotty and transparent.
The second, and maybe third coats are full length passes using thinned enamel. For ech stage do a very fine color sand and before your last coat use steel wool.
Try to extend the drying times as long as possible, days even.
I bet you'll get good at it pretty quick.
And I still would love to see pics.
Oh yeah I forgot this... you are probably getting sealed blanks, so a quick sanding to rough the surface is preferred. If you are getting bare wood then sanding to even the surface is preferred. |
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TRUpah |
Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 10:41 pm |
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ya im probably gonna just say fuck primer dont need all that shit on your deck anyway......
cool im gonna get ta printein and doing my decks here this week
cause i gave all my shit away at the local comp yesterday
gonna do some more stickers (no bariner got dem shits on lock)
somw shirts
and some decks
multi color shit soon to come...
garage tour with pics coming soon .. . ..
peace |
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TRUpah |
Posted: Wed May 11, 2005 6:28 pm |
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all good bro laid some coats on a test run today looks nice!......
ill let you know how it goes..... shit looks like its gonna take a few days to cure then im gonna light sand and hit em again
so how do you usually clean your gun after your done? i had a mess and was wondering the proper way to clean that bitch... |
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