Hello all, has anyone seen this paint STILL available in the stores, or has Krylon discontinued it? All that I find on the shelves now is "regular" Krylon flat black spray. Don't really know what the difference is, but for home made optical projects, I always appreciated the light absorbing properties of the "ultra" flat black. I've used this paint many-a-times for a lot of projects and I'll be disapointed if it's been discontinued - D'OH! Dave Sewell
Krylon Ultra Flat Black Spray Paint.
Started by Dave Sewell, 03/29/2009 06:18PM
Posted 03/29/2009 06:18PM
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Posted 03/30/2009 04:32AM
#1
Sherwin-Williams has rattle-cans of industrial dead flat black lacquer; they have gallons of solvent base flat black sealer and flat black lacquer which are quite, ah, black.
Useful trick: whatever paint you use, after applying and before it dries, wipe it gently with your hand. It will take any residual reflectivity away.
James Adams
Useful trick: whatever paint you use, after applying and before it dries, wipe it gently with your hand. It will take any residual reflectivity away.
James Adams
Posted 07/02/2009 12:34PM
#2
Hi Dave,
The Krylon Ultra Flat Camoulflage spray is still available. I got some at AutoZone, auto parts place around here (Delaware).
You mentioned that you've used this in the past. How did you use it? As a spray? If as spray, for large area? How did you apply inside of a tube?. Or,,did you use it in a cup as liquid brush-on for touch ups?
Thanks,
Bruce
The Krylon Ultra Flat Camoulflage spray is still available. I got some at AutoZone, auto parts place around here (Delaware).
You mentioned that you've used this in the past. How did you use it? As a spray? If as spray, for large area? How did you apply inside of a tube?. Or,,did you use it in a cup as liquid brush-on for touch ups?
Thanks,
Bruce
