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Location: Caribou, ME | I'm in the middle of probably my most challenging Ovation BFLG project yet. All is going well, much better than I expected.
Today I noticed a jagged puncture and a couple cracks in the bowl. I'm sure they were done whenever the main el-kabong event took place. I don't know how I could have missed them. I crunched the jagged edges back together as best I could and drop filled some super glue into them. Structurally I think they will be fine, but I will need to scrape and sand the repairs at some point. I will remove the texture from the bowl in those areas as a result.
Any tips on touching those spots up? Textured spray paint? Trunk spatter paint followed by some flat black?
Here is the project:
http://www.angelfire.com/me4/ksdaddy/83bc.html |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Get the cheapest, flattest Black enamel spray paint you can find and hold it back about four feet when spraying.
Also try spaying some in a shallow dish and let it dry a little. Then dip a large brush and splatter it on. |
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Location: Michigan | this works great , go to your local automotive paint supplier they should have it . if not let me know and i will send you a can of it .GWB
http://semproducts.com/images/tech_files/TEXT%20TDS.pdf |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Dupli-Color has a black spray on truck bed liner, in rattle cans, that should help make it non-slip (on your leg) at the same time.
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Location: Texas | SEM Texture or Dupli-Color truck bed liner…
Has anyone successfully painted a large area of a bowl-back with either of those? Are the results reasonably close to the appearance of a factory Lyrachord® bowl? |
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Bowl repair
