Question on spray painting on plastic parts?
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I know this isnt the question you asked: make sure you get a paint that sticks.  \n\nYou could easily spray a layer of primer on, typically a darker gray, then paint on whatever you want.  The point is that your new material is thick enough all around that light isnt soaked into the darker base.\n\nYield and control are totally dependent on your system comprised of "tools, materials, methods, and people".  Without understanding the system its hard to make an estimate.  \n\nIf you cant make a numerical estimate, you should try running the process for a couple of days, and see what you can make.
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I can't help with the parts, but I make custom cut decals. If you contact me via the email link in my profile with more details of the decals you are after, I'll let you know if I can help. Don't forget to leave a return email address!
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model paint or sharpies.
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In the paint industry, vicosity has a major effect on the application of the paint.  When applied with a spray gun, if it is too thin, it will run.  If it is too thick, the paint will adhere roughly to the surface and will not flow into a shiny coating.\n  When reducing the paint with a solvent, a viscosometer is used to determine the proper viscosity for best results.\n\n  Johnny
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usually metals are used to color the compounds. Look at glass blowing webites its similar in the construction. There are also salts that can be used.
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You could try the following links:\n\nhttp://www.emachineshop.com/material-plastic/acrylic.htm\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acrylic\n\n\n\nI hope the links helped you with your question.
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Put 50% alcohol, and 50% water into a spray bottle. Use a clean, dry cloth, and spray it onto the cloth. Rub it on the screen, and it does a great job. Don't use any window cleaners, on a LCD monitor, they are not made of glass, and you could damage it. I got this tip, from Kim Komando, and have been doing it, for two years now..
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Try using a metal brush.
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You can try using\nAdobe Photoshop or\nCorel Paint shop Pro.\n\nFrames are available online for download (TGA Format)
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Has a plastic bonding agent to prevent the paint from breaking up and add to the reflective properties of the paint.
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Most plastics in the acrylic class (as Plexiglas, etc) cannot be glued..They can be bonded.  If polycarbonate acts like Plexiglas you can use methyl chloride to slightly melt  the material and when it dries it will fuse.. The 2 surfaces to repair must be touching with some pressure (masking tape). You can obtain methyl chloride at companies that sell Plexiglas. Careful methyl chloride is very nasty stuff..it's a class D carcinogenic. Good luck!
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There may be pro shops willing to do it.  Otherwise, you might see if you can make your own stencil and paint it.  Not sure how to advise you on how to paint it though.  I wouldn't use house paint.
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The type of plastic selected has a great influence on the performance of the plated plastic part. ABS plastics are the base materials in most cases.\n\nCheck out the following:
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PSO...Paint Sprayed On...duh...
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use old cardboard boxes and some spray paint
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paint() or repaint() methods
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its some sort of plastic.....so im guessing my injection molding