Hi! I have a Fender Strat that has an Anodized Gold Metallic Brushed pickguard. I have the guitar jack that is a small chrome piece that I want to match it to the pickguard. What paint would I use to duplicate the color? Or you Google "Fender Stratocaster in Texas Tea color with Anodized Gold Brushed Metallic' You can see the pickguard I am talking about and the chrome input jack I am talking about. Thank you very much. -Cheers
I’m trying to make this pulley a gold color, and the pulley is indeed ribbed… and I’m bringing myself to an issue of not knowing what it is made of, so I can’t actually anodize it… I’ll destroy the integrity of the part if it is steel… so would painting the ribs hurt the belt? I mean down the line, paint cracks… I’m under the assumption that this does some chemical shit to change the color even though im over thinking it. Is there a science behind it?
Will it work on aluminum wheels??
Seems like it’s kind of “candy in a can”.
That’s cool.👍🏻
wow It's gorgeous!
Can this be used on bare aluminium?
You have to spray this super super light almost a dusting or it runs. Looks awesome if you are very careful
Hi!
I have a Fender Strat that has an Anodized Gold Metallic Brushed pickguard. I have the guitar jack that is a small chrome piece that I want to match it to the pickguard.
What paint would I use to duplicate the color? Or you Google "Fender Stratocaster in Texas Tea color with Anodized Gold Brushed Metallic'
You can see the pickguard I am talking about and the chrome input jack I am talking about. Thank you very much.
-Cheers
What is the color code you applied? Does it not appear on sale?
I’m trying to make this pulley a gold color, and the pulley is indeed ribbed… and I’m bringing myself to an issue of not knowing what it is made of, so I can’t actually anodize it… I’ll destroy the integrity of the part if it is steel… so would painting the ribs hurt the belt? I mean down the line, paint cracks… I’m under the assumption that this does some chemical shit to change the color even though im over thinking it. Is there a science behind it?