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new Rustoleum spray-cans
Hey guys. I just saw a commercial for a new Rustoleum "Universal" spray can. It looks to be pretty interesting, and may be worth trying if the Krylon dilemma never works out. Unfortunately there aren't a whole lot of color choices right now, but it is pretty new. Any one else seen these?
![]() here's the link: http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGBrand.asp?bid=16
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Any idea if it is lacquer? I looked at the MSDS on this paint and it is 30% acetone. I think lacquer is soluable in acetone, so does that mean this is lacquer? Here's the link to MSDS sheets: http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGResourceCenter.asp
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Atlanta
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I saw a Rustoleum "Specialty" finish that made me curious. It is called "Reflective Finish Spray." It has glass beads in it, to make signs, mailboxes, etc. brighten up in the presence of headlights. I wonder what this would look like as a guitar finish. They make a "Specialty" clear, so I'm guessing it would work just fine to have the color, then the reflective, then clear. I will have to do an experiment, methinks.
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