Good Cheap Paint @ Won't Surrender to Every Known Solvent?
Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2016 1:39 am
For the last week, I have been engaged in supremely annoying work on the front panel of a head. The plan was to paint it white and then slap some cream-colored vinyl fabric over it.
I primed it and painted it. I decided to use Weldwood to hold the fabric down, instead of wimping out and using Super 77 spray. When I applied the Weldwood, off came the paint, leaving only primer.
Great.
I started over. This time I used white primer and no paint, and I hosed it liberally with Super 77 instead of using Weldwood. I did apply Weldwood to little problem areas, but not enough to cause paint problems.
Here is the question: is there an easily applied, cheap, nice-looking paint out there that won't slide off immediately as soon as any solvent hits it?
Before you ask why I have Weldwood instead of tolex glue, I had a weird allergic reaction which, I think, was caused by neoprene, and tolex glue is neoprene-based.
I am thinking maybe I should invest in some truck bed paint. That stuff is amazing.
I primed it and painted it. I decided to use Weldwood to hold the fabric down, instead of wimping out and using Super 77 spray. When I applied the Weldwood, off came the paint, leaving only primer.
Great.
I started over. This time I used white primer and no paint, and I hosed it liberally with Super 77 instead of using Weldwood. I did apply Weldwood to little problem areas, but not enough to cause paint problems.
Here is the question: is there an easily applied, cheap, nice-looking paint out there that won't slide off immediately as soon as any solvent hits it?
Before you ask why I have Weldwood instead of tolex glue, I had a weird allergic reaction which, I think, was caused by neoprene, and tolex glue is neoprene-based.
I am thinking maybe I should invest in some truck bed paint. That stuff is amazing.