BobbyD
Member
I was wondering if anyone has ever tried using fingernail polish to paint pen tubes.
The colors are endless, dry time very fast, and very hard/durable? A variety of finishes are available too... metallic, pearl, color shifting, ...
I suppose the glue being used would be a factor as well, I am using Gorilla Clear and letting my glued blanks/tubes sit for a day before putting on the lathe.
Came up with this idea because I have a custom 72 Opel GT with a unique paint that can't be reproduced, and found fingernail polish is almost an exact match for very small touch-ups under the hood or stone chips.
Bob
The colors are endless, dry time very fast, and very hard/durable? A variety of finishes are available too... metallic, pearl, color shifting, ...
I suppose the glue being used would be a factor as well, I am using Gorilla Clear and letting my glued blanks/tubes sit for a day before putting on the lathe.
Came up with this idea because I have a custom 72 Opel GT with a unique paint that can't be reproduced, and found fingernail polish is almost an exact match for very small touch-ups under the hood or stone chips.
Bob