Customizing a Zero Halliburton

DBall · 10-04-2010, 04:01 PM

Wow... everything I've read about duracoat sounds like it'd be the perfect solution! all ya need to do is scotchbrite the aluminum a bit and it's good... plus, it's apparently super-hard and would be very difficult to chip.

Crazy thing is, the paint and hardener is only around $20.

I'm gonna play with some pictures and see what color I'd like best. Blue would be unique, but black is always an awesome choice.

Decisions, decisions...

10-04-2010, 04:01 PM	#11
DBall Cigar Jesus Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Dan Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 3,782 Trading: (46)	Re: Customizing a Zero Halliburton Wow... everything I've read about duracoat sounds like it'd be the perfect solution! all ya need to do is scotchbrite the aluminum a bit and it's good... plus, it's apparently super-hard and would be very difficult to chip. Crazy thing is, the paint and hardener is only around $20. I'm gonna play with some pictures and see what color I'd like best. Blue would be unique, but black is always an awesome choice. Decisions, decisions... __________________ --------Dan--------- My Music \| My Videos

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