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MoreToasties · January 16th, 2010, 14:24

I quite like the calligraphy tip for one colour jobs. It makes it easier to spray a nice thin coat.

Anyways, for Krylon use, heres the to-do list.

1) Sandpaper the orange. If you can't get it all off that's fine, just rough it up.

2) Use a primer intended for the material the flash hider is made of.

3) Thin coat of Krylon Matte (Rustolium works better for this type of job, FYI).

4) Wait 45 mins.

5) Repeat steps 3 & 4 about 3 times each.

6) Spray a matte clear coat. MAKE SURE THE COAT IS THIN!

7) Wait 48 hours.

All done. PM me if you have any questions.

January 16th, 2010, 14:24	#7
MoreToasties Art affectionado Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: North York, Ontario	I quite like the calligraphy tip for one colour jobs. It makes it easier to spray a nice thin coat. Anyways, for Krylon use, heres the to-do list. 1) Sandpaper the orange. If you can't get it all off that's fine, just rough it up. 2) Use a primer intended for the material the flash hider is made of. 3) Thin coat of Krylon Matte (Rustolium works better for this type of job, FYI). 4) Wait 45 mins. 5) Repeat steps 3 & 4 about 3 times each. 6) Spray a matte clear coat. MAKE SURE THE COAT IS THIN! 7) Wait 48 hours. All done. PM me if you have any questions. __________________ God is a /b/tard.