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September 25th, 2008
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Re: Don't mix Krylon paints..
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Ok dumb question but something i have been wondering for awhile now....
Can i use a rattle can to prime my baits then go and paint them with a water based paint like Createx(i actually use apple barrel from walmart)? I am pretty sure the oil based rattle can paint will not work with a water based paint but just thought i would ask as it would save some time!  |
Sure you can. Just make sure every layer is cured before you mix paints. My old system was a solvent-based primer, Createx colors, then a automotive clear. |
September 25th, 2008
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Re: Don't mix Krylon paints..
Downriver is right..I do it all the time..Nathan
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Re: Don't mix Krylon paints..
WOW!!! see thats why i love this site and all u guys. I would have never tried it even though it would save a tone of time. Thanks guess ill be priming a bunch tomorrow!!!!  |
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Re: Don't mix Krylon paints..
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Originally Posted by LKN4DDB
Ok dumb question but something i have been wondering for awhile now....
Can i use a rattle can to prime my baits then go and paint them with a water based paint like Createx(i actually use apple barrel from walmart)? I am pretty sure the oil based rattle can paint will not work with a water based paint but just thought i would ask as it would save some time! |
I did it this exact way for years also. If I could add or give you my true out come, or should I say if I could do it all over… I would not use the apple barrel paint. Spend the little extra money and get true air brush paint. What I have found is some of the apple barrel paint works ok but it will dry and clump fast in the tube. As a beginner painting with an air brush you don’t need the added work, trouble, and wondering what you are doing wrong. I could see an improvement in my paint jobs and time saving from needing to repaint baits also I don’t use as much paint, now that I have switched to Createx.
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