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Painting back of tank
Just some advice that might help others. Don't do this in your kitchen.....
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ok... spill it.
What did you ruin... |
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Spray paint, by any chance?
Been there, done that a few years back. |
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Wipe everything down with a thinner.......might take the overspray and air floated particles off.
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Ya, spent my lunch doing that
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Mmmmmm! Eau de Paint Thinner! That'll go well with the pot roast in the oven.
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i used acrylic paint with roll-on and it didn't work very well - too soft and easly scratched and peeled.
The best results I've ever had was rustoleum spray paint but that involved taking your tank outside. I have never tried painting on rustoleum but I imagine it would work just as well as the spray. Just don't use acrylic is my recommendation.
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The rustoleum went on really well, I hope I don't need a second coat, I'm already on the s*** list at home
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I have a tank that was sprayed four or so years ago....no issues yet.
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