I thought I'd try this out and see how it wears. According to the can blurb the stuff is an incredible epoxy.
1. Strip finish with an "air earser". Tape off to avoid removing any plating. Clean well, scrub with dawn, de grease with laquer thinner, blow dry.
2. mask and spray lower, let dry 24 hours.
3. Mask and spray upper handle.
4. Bake in Toaster oven 130 degrees for a couple of hours
5. Painted numbers red because I could.
Can directions say let fully cure for a week, then we'll see how it wears.
Used pin striping masking tape because it is made to stretch. You can pick up a copy of the Pasche air earser at Harbor Frieght. Of course the real thing
probably will last longer.
1. Strip finish with an "air earser". Tape off to avoid removing any plating. Clean well, scrub with dawn, de grease with laquer thinner, blow dry.
2. mask and spray lower, let dry 24 hours.
3. Mask and spray upper handle.
4. Bake in Toaster oven 130 degrees for a couple of hours
5. Painted numbers red because I could.
Can directions say let fully cure for a week, then we'll see how it wears.
Used pin striping masking tape because it is made to stretch. You can pick up a copy of the Pasche air earser at Harbor Frieght. Of course the real thing
probably will last longer.
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