Surf Green Acrylic Spray Paint? (UK)

Started by steveyraff, September 13, 2018, 02:18:30 PM

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cab42

This beautiful diy guitar from a german forum uses Color code RAL 6027 for surf green.

https://www.gitarrebassbau.de/viewtopic.php?t=2291

You Can find this in Lots of european webshops

Belton and Motif are a couple of brands I have seen.


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checkout some small independent car parts shops...

i have a little local one, not much choice, but what he does have is pretty good...

and i always use his clear on various stuff...


top tip: if you ever need matt black, poundland.  8)
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thermionix

And matte black will become gloss black if you buff it, or spray gloss clear over it.

steveyraff

Quote from: thermionix on September 18, 2018, 05:47:09 PM
And matte black will become gloss black if you buff it, or spray gloss clear over it.

Yea, I do that sometimes. You can also spray Matt lacquer over gloss coats to make the finish Matt.
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thermionix

A general advantage of matte/flat paints is that they go on thinner and dry quicker.  Solids:solvent ratio.  Really good for the first coats even if you ultimately want something glossy.  But waterslide decals want to go onto a glossy surface, so there's that to plan around.