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David Koudys wrote:
> On a totally different topic, who here has ever spraypainted LEGO bricks before?
> I need to get a spraycan that's close to old light grey and need the best way to
> spraypaint lego
>
> Dave K
If you need to paint anything plastic, Krylon has a special formulated
paint called Fusion Paint.
IT was specifically designed to bond to most plastics. the colour pallet
is limited, but for painting plastic without flaking... its amazing.
what I have told people is to get a fusion colour close to what you
want, and paint your product. THEN, find almost any other spray bomb in
the colour you require, and apply it over the fusion.
http://www.krylon.com/main/product_template.cfm?levelid=5&sub_levelid=10&productid=1751&content=product_details
good luck.
Chris
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