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![]() Cube tanks are awesome. This one is no exception.
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![]() Looks Great can't wait to see more
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![]() Wow that is one slick looking setup so far! Can't wait to see it progress
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![]() I'd also like to hear/see how you made those panels. Is this paint available to anyone? And in what colours. This could be the answer to my dilemma! I'm assuming you need a nice furniture grade plywood to spray to achieve that nice finish you have there. I love it btw.
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![]() Thanks guys, much appreciated.
Thanks Josh, your cube was definitely inspiration. Everytime I saw it, I had to go work on mine hahah. Brett, I bought the paint at a local autobody paint supply store. They will mix any colour for you, from Lamborghini Orange to the Honda silver that I got. The panels are made from MDF sheets. They were primed, painted and then followed by a few coats of clear, just like painting a car. You can get everything (primer, paint, and clear coat) in spray can form from the paint shop. I am just now sure how well it would work because we used a paint gun. If you have anymore questions, do not hesitate to ask. I will try my best to answer them. New pictures will be up tomorrow. |
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