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i'd just straight on with the satin aerosol black, if you use grey primer first then go staight over the top with black without moving the stencil an outline of the primer under the black will be seen....
Quote from: meticulous on December 08, 2012, 06:10 PMi'd just straight on with the satin aerosol black, if you use grey primer first then go staight over the top with black without moving the stencil an outline of the primer under the black will be seen....not if you use a clear plastic primer
Thanks for your advice fellas.
Quote from: AKGOFF on December 08, 2012, 10:33 PMThanks for your advice fellas. you have to use a special paint for it that sticks straight on to plastic i know because i make paint for a living and if you put brakes on itll still wear off though because id have thought the originals would have been screen printed on
I got some rub ons from Retrospect - look fine to me and way less hassle, you can apply them indoors whilst watching the TV or eating a sandwich, combing your hair - you name it
Quote from: Jaan on December 09, 2012, 11:43 PMI got some rub ons from Retrospect - look fine to me and way less hassle, you can apply them indoors whilst watching the TV or eating a sandwich, combing your hair - you name it I've just got some rub ons from ebay in white. I think foot braking will be the preferred method of stopping then to prevent them coming off
Chris - the trouble is i'm doing Adam's Z rims - complete retso on them and they need spray decals - have done the stick on's before, they work but this needs the stencil type so the out come is what spray to use ?
order satin black paint mate
spray - plastakote !