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surfrod · 02-25-2004, 11:51 PM

Thanks for the kind words guys.

rocketman

The only problems with krylon spray cans is that you don't get a fine spray the way you would with an air gun so you can't be overly creative in painting. The other consideration is keeping the nozzles clean after use, follow the directions on the can.

I have used a spray can of polyurethane on some of the plugs.
The top popper has poly but the other 2 do not. 2 coats of poly will yellow the white but it does protect to paint job better.

Hope this helps.

02-25-2004, 11:51 PM	#20
surfrod Registered User iTrader: (1) Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bridgewater, Ma Posts: 41	Thanks for the kind words guys. rocketman The only problems with krylon spray cans is that you don't get a fine spray the way you would with an air gun so you can't be overly creative in painting. The other consideration is keeping the nozzles clean after use, follow the directions on the can. I have used a spray can of polyurethane on some of the plugs. The top popper has poly but the other 2 do not. 2 coats of poly will yellow the white but it does protect to paint job better. Hope this helps.
	SurfRod