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Posted by nobody special on 01/24/06 01:44
That spray can looks dodgy to me, also, one can of that for sure isn't
gonna do it. The spray will also get paint dust everywhere in the
studio space, with lots of overspray. I'd go with the precision and
control and les slop of foam brushes and rollers and paint in a gallon
bucket. Wash the brushes out well, and you can use them for the priming
AND painting step.
Whether that's Ultimatte/Rosco or local Ace hardware paint dept.,
matched to a good swatch, is up to your wallet. You can find some good
color samples online (and get a free swatch book mailed to you for
asking) from rosebrand out of New York, (google it) They are the best
deal around for chroma cloth, use the cloth samples in the swatch book
to match paint with at the paint store. Remember, you don't want any
yellow pigment if you can help it. (Yes I know yellow and blue make
green, silly, but there's a difference between mixing two pigments into
a base and mixing one green into the base) Less lemon shade, more lime
shade. Make your choice, Alex, and then let's see what you can make
this baby do!
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