Anyone tried applying metal flake without a spray gun?
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Anyone tried applying metal flake without a spray gun?
Thinking of trying any tips
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Re: Anyone tried applying metal flake without a spray gun?
I like the flakes the americans use on bass fishing boats
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Re: Anyone tried applying metal flake without a spray gun?
i like the ones you get in big icecreams
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Re: Anyone tried applying metal flake without a spray gun?
To my knowledge you can ONLY apply it with a spray gun, but you need different nozzles for the bigger stuff and you have to constantly agitate to ensure even coverage. Not done any since the very early 80s when flip-flop paint, crackle-finish etc had all already run their course.
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Re: Anyone tried applying metal flake without a spray gun?
Big, porno style, flakes can be added by simply throwing them up in the air over the freshly paint parts/area.
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