Smooth/Rubbery paint
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Drifting
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From: North Canton OH
Smooth/Rubbery paint
Anyone know where one could buy the paint they use on stuff to make it feel smooth and rubbery? Sort of like suede?
I know its hard to understand exactly what I'm asking, but its used alot on high-end remote controls and i've been seeing it pop up lately on PC mice and other plastic electronic equipment.
Its a statin finish that feels very "not plastic."
Boy I sure hope someone can figure out what the hell i'm talking about....
I know its hard to understand exactly what I'm asking, but its used alot on high-end remote controls and i've been seeing it pop up lately on PC mice and other plastic electronic equipment.
Its a statin finish that feels very "not plastic."
Boy I sure hope someone can figure out what the hell i'm talking about....
Drifting
Joined: May 2005
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From: Littleton Colorado
I think you may be looking for 'rubber paint', it is a rubberized material for putting grips on tools and such. I usually see it just in a container to dip tools in, however I did find a spray version at Lowes. I guess there are several manufactures of it.
I'm not sure how well it will stand up, I'm tinking about trying to use it to acent the interior...
I'm not sure how well it will stand up, I'm tinking about trying to use it to acent the interior...
