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has anyone else that has paintd one had the problem of the paint wearing fast at the edges where you would generally hold it.... ive used primer and a few different types of black paint on separate occasions , and always have the problem of the paint becoming soft at the edges.... any suggestions?
 
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My black one has had that issue. I'd suggest a sealant, but then it isn't going to be the flat coloring that we're looking for. My camo one, however, hasn't. I guess cause there's a few layers of different colors?
 
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when i can find someone that will do it , im going to try to have it powder coated
 
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Originally Posted by munky261 View Post
when i can find someone that will do it , im going to try to have it powder coated
It's small enough, do it yourself. http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes
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Did you try sanding it before painting?
 
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As an alternative to paint I suggest vinyl dye. I've done this on plastic computer parts and cdrom faceplate's. Dye seeps into the plastic and doesn't wear off unlike paint.

Here's an article using dye for computer parts:
http://www.gideontech.com/content/articles/202/1
 
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I thought the face plate was aluminum?
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i use automotive primer as the base , and ive tried ....

krylon ultra flat black

rustoleum ultra flat black

dupli color flat black car paint

and ive also tried usinf krylon matte finish clear coat....major softening issue with that. but still have the issue with the other paints by themselves
 
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might see if my local sear has that powder coat gun coat it then return it lol
 
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