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What Kind of Paint Do I Use on My Casting?

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FAQ: What type of paints can I use on Smooth-On plastic resins
and what is the best method for painting my casting?


A.  Acrylic paints generally work best.

First, apply a high quality auto body primer (available at your local auto supply stores).  Apply 1 or 2 coats evenly over casting as needed, and allow to dry.  After primer has completely dried, the casting may be painted with acrylic paint or similar paint products.  Model train paints (available at many hobby stores) work well.  Some testing for paint compatibility may be necessary.

For more information on priming and painting, consult FAQ-Painting A Finished Casting.”
 

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