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Painting Inside of Hood
Hi, what are you guys / gals, using to paint the inside of your hood? I want white of course, but I also need to seal it somehow from the odd splashes of water etc. I would prefer some sort of spray can application. I don't want to mess with brushing it on.
Thanks for any help you have!
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A lot of people seem to use Kilz, I believe you can get it in a spray can but I'm not sure how readily available it is.
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Varathane liquid plastic matte white with a sponge roller on mine...3 - 4 coats, and silicone on all seams for good measure.
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Should be easy to find in spray can, only down side is they're an "up shot" can. ie; for spraying ceilings and such
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28g Nano Cube drilled with 13g sump in stock stand. Vertex IN80 Skimmer, Phosban 150 Reactor, Apex Controller, DIY LED with stock hood, dimmable Established March 2006 |
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I did a search on reef central, a few people recommended the appliance epoxy spray. Anyone try that? Also, anyone know if the Kilz, do you need to paint the ceiling? I had a water leak from my RODI that left a water stain, would like to use this kilz but not interested in painting the whole ceiling.
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