hey, I just received my first airsoft gun and i am trying to paint it a tiger stripe camo...But...Im only like 11 and i am unable to use spray paint..So is it possible to use paint and brushes??
I would like to paint my gun which has metallic body,, does the paint easily scratched or easily gets off from the gun? I wonder if the surface after painting is strong enough....
Most spray paints are perfect for either polymer or metallic bodies. And yes, it does scratch more easily than the original coating. Then again, this gives the gun that awesome wear and tear, which is nice if that is what you are going for. If you want to reduce sratches however, you should apply a primer, then spray paint and then apply a transparent hard matte coating...
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Spray painting my gun tomorrow, definitely taking notes and following this guide
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hey, I just received my first airsoft gun and i am trying to paint it a tiger stripe camo...But...Im only like 11 and i am unable to use spray paint..So is it possible to use paint and brushes??
I would like to paint my gun which has metallic body,, does the paint easily scratched or easily gets off from the gun? I wonder if the surface after painting is strong enough....
Most spray paints are perfect for either polymer or metallic bodies. And yes, it does scratch more easily than the original coating. Then again, this gives the gun that awesome wear and tear, which is nice if that is what you are going for.
If you want to reduce sratches however, you should apply a primer, then spray paint and then apply a transparent hard matte coating...
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why creating a "used look" instead of just using the gun/toy - paint will wear off quiet fast while using it and will look even "tacticooler" ;))
Start painting and close your mouth!
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