Anyone painted glass
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[b]dturcotte wrote:[/b]
[quote][b]jim c wrote:[/b]
[quote]Its completely opaque. The cab of the truck is white so i painted the glass teal first then the white cab color over it so from the outside it matches body color. This is an old icecream truck i restored.[/quote]pics?? :exci[/quote]
http://www.xtremekreations.com/carsgallery/Album11.htm
here is a couple of sites that show what i was enquiring about
http://www.asgsplashbacks.com.au
i have spoken to reps for Dupont, Sherwin Williams and PPG both in the USA and Canada
Non has a product that promotes adhesion in glass , especially for paint
think about overspray on glass – it sticks pretty well.
I use lots of plexi in the interior stuff, and painting the back is a great way to get a nice deep color and have no fear of scratching it up. of course plastic isn’t going to be as tough as glass
shoot some on straight, unsanded glass and see how easy it is to scrape off. then you’ll know. I’ve never seen adhesion promoter for glass
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Ill save you the trouble and tell you paint is going to peel right off of unprepped glass. In some way shape or form the glass needs to be etched. You can use some sort of adhesion promoter/etching solution or you can etch it with a blaster like i did. Once its frosted your good to go
we painted a glass once. we da’ed it with 80, then shot non sanding expoy on it, more like a wet on wet.
I use paint from [url=http://www.glasspaint.com]glasspaint.com[/url] for many years, painting glass is no secret… its all about the molecular glass treatment that the glass paint does to the glass surface, this is how it bonds permanently
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