Custom Mask Paintjob

[webber]

Is there anywhere that this could be done well, rather then me ruining my mask by spray painting it myself?
if so is it cheap, and can anyone point me in any directions.

thanks for the time
Webber

 

[FatTart]

As far as I know there isn't but if I remember rightly at one point a few people sprayed their goggs with some white plastic type spray not sure how they went around it or anything though.
FatTart o/

 

[J@mes]

if you are going to spray for mask yourself, make sure you get polycarbonate sparypaint, it bonds itself to near enough anything. dont use stuff from halfords/B&Q

-james

 

[webber]

where can i purchase this spray?

 

[J@mes]

ebay is about the most easy, i know some model shops do it. but all that i've been into dont..
http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/&fkr=1&from=R8&satitle=polycarbonate+spray&category0=

online shops and ebay are the only places ive personaly found it, not sure about the rest of the country.

-james

 

[webber]

cheers man, and this stuff wont come off when i like wash down my mask?

 

[J@mes]

shouldnt do, its really does bond to the plastics

-james

 

[Alien_Balliztix]

Webber, The best thing to do is pay a visit to your local Radio Control Model shop. Usually they will have a couple of different makes and more coulours than you can shake a stick at. If you havr no local store, then I would recommend http://www.evolutionmodelsport.com/content.php. I used these guys quite afew time and they always delivered quickly. You can find the paint in the bodyshells part of the site.
The paint may at first look expensive, but it will last very very well as long as you use it properly. BIGGEST Hint I can give you is: 'lots of thin layers'
If you need any more advice then send me a PM.


Daf

 

[TheGurkha]

also, make sure you take your mask off, before you spray it....

 

[webber]

ahahaha yeah cheers for that point