Re-painting an amplifier
Originally posted by Dukk:
^ I use it because it's an enamel and enamels tend to be self levelling and they dry glossy.
Cuts down on the color sanding and polishing [img]smile.gif[/img]
^ I use it because it's an enamel and enamels tend to be self levelling and they dry glossy.
Cuts down on the color sanding and polishing [img]smile.gif[/img]
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I'm sorry if I'm a little off topic on this one, but I just had to mention that painting the amplifier may void your warranty depending on the company. Just wanted to throw that out there, wasn't sure if it was still covered or not.
To properly paint, you almost always have to take it apart to get a proper look to it.
To properly paint, you almost always have to take it apart to get a proper look to it.
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