Hey guys (and gals),
I want to get into modding a bit and I'm wondering which paint to use for different applications.
I've read a few threads about Snef's builds (by the way, j'admire ton travail!) and I'm seeing plasti-dip used a lot. From what I could gather, Plasti-dip dries in a peelable, streatchable coat that is shiny looking (as opposed to matte). I also understood that you have to cut the masking tape/paint limit in order to avoid the paint peeling off with the masking tape when you take it out. So I guess using plasti-dip makes it that you can always take the paint off to return the part to its original state.
I was wondering when using plasti-dip was not recommended. I know that using Plasti-dip for a stencil with a lot of details is not a good idea because of the peelable aspect of it. Are there also any limitations in regards to materials it can't paint well (metal, acrylic, flexible PVC tubing, ...).
Finally on a side note, as anyone had experience with warranties for painted parts ? Is the general rule : you paint it, you void it ?
Any tips are welcome.
Thanks
I want to get into modding a bit and I'm wondering which paint to use for different applications.
I've read a few threads about Snef's builds (by the way, j'admire ton travail!) and I'm seeing plasti-dip used a lot. From what I could gather, Plasti-dip dries in a peelable, streatchable coat that is shiny looking (as opposed to matte). I also understood that you have to cut the masking tape/paint limit in order to avoid the paint peeling off with the masking tape when you take it out. So I guess using plasti-dip makes it that you can always take the paint off to return the part to its original state.
I was wondering when using plasti-dip was not recommended. I know that using Plasti-dip for a stencil with a lot of details is not a good idea because of the peelable aspect of it. Are there also any limitations in regards to materials it can't paint well (metal, acrylic, flexible PVC tubing, ...).
Finally on a side note, as anyone had experience with warranties for painted parts ? Is the general rule : you paint it, you void it ?
Any tips are welcome.
Thanks
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