RnRDave Posted March 9 Posted March 9 Rescued an Ibanez TMB30 from my mates rehearsal room recently and have got to the point now where I'm wanting to repaint the body. I'd like to paint it this sort of colour but struggling to find any nitrocellulose paint to match this sort of colour (doesn't need to be exactly this colour and I'm not looking for a perfect finish as the bass was a freebie!!) Any recommendations would be a massive help. They only seem to do Shell pink at northwest guitars 😔 1 Quote
Acebassmusic Posted March 9 Posted March 9 Something like this from North West Guitars. Nitro is quite toxic to spray and I believe needs special respirators, venting etc. Does it need to be nitro as there are "safer" options. 1 Quote
Buddster Posted March 9 Posted March 9 As above. If it doesn't have to be nitro, find the Pantone colour number you are looking for (doing a search will find your match) and go to a supplier of spray cans. I have used Paints4U and they are very helpful. 1 Quote
RnRDave Posted March 9 Author Posted March 9 2 hours ago, Acebassmusic said: Something like this from North West Guitars. Nitro is quite toxic to spray and I believe needs special respirators, venting etc. Does it need to be nitro as there are "safer" options. Definitely doesn't have to. Might take a trip to Hobbycraft... 1 Quote
BassApprentice Posted March 10 Posted March 10 If you're looking for cheap and cheerful - Montana Gold. Loads of colours and sprays quite well. I've used it a couple of times and the only problem was my patience with sanding and waiting 😅 2 Quote
RnRDave Posted March 11 Author Posted March 11 Got a can of Plasticote (I think it's polyurethane spray paint) from Hobbycraft and a can of clear coat for less than £15 for both. Worth a punt!! Stay tuned for results 😅 Quote
nekomatic Posted March 11 Posted March 11 As a firm believer that more things should be painted hot pink, let me wish you the best of success with your project. 1 Quote
RnRDave Posted Tuesday at 18:44 Author Posted Tuesday at 18:44 For those interested. I just used Plasticote 2 in 1 paint and primer from Hobbycraft and a satin clear coat. Not the greatest job in the world but it was cheap 😅 3 Quote
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