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hellopike
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 GID paint Question Is there a GID paint out there suited for painting vinyl? I figured there would be a GID v-color but was surprised to see there wasn't. Or are the properties of GID too unreliable to be made in to an airbrush color?
thanks,
Phil
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Would it work mixing glow in the dark powder into v-color clear paint? Has anyone tried that?
thanks.
Phil
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cometdebris
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Re: GID paint Question hellopike wrote: Would it work mixing glow in the dark powder into v-color clear paint? Has anyone tried that? It would work, but you'd have to hand brush it on as it would clog an airbrush.
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hellopike
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Good to know then. thanks.
Phil
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Locomoco
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I've tried some company's GID paint... it'll work in an airbrush, but like Koji said, it can clog it. The GID particulate is kinda grainy, so it'll probably leave a kind of rough surface to your vinyl...
Just be sure to flush out your brush after you use it...
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3x3is9
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I'm working on a couple of GID painted ones that I'm airbrushing. It is working, but is a big pain in the butt to clean after. The GID powder is a bit to thick for the airbrush to work nicely with.
I made the paint myself by mixing the glow powder with the V-Color.
I'll post pics once finished.
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BOB CONGE
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You may want to try "GLOWZ" in a 6oz spray can made by Krylon, product #3150.
I have used it on several customs and have been very pleased with it.
Its a bit pricey but its a 1000 times better than painting with a brush and it wont clog up on ya.
BC
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