Traditionally Polane was used. (Sherwin Williams) Raptor is similar. I had a long discussion with their rep along the lines of "ok, but how much is the paint and how much is the application". It turns out it's a bit of both.
Obviously you're not going to get texture with a very high pressure applicator. On Thu, Dec 22, 2022 at 2:36 PM Chris via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > I must have asked numerous times on numerous forums how this is done. Did > you ever take a close look at the paint on a 5150 or 5170 (or hell even any > IBM monitors that are age appropriate, but those aren't metal). Did you > notive the wormy, orange pealy finish. I don't think anyone has seriously > attempted to explain how to accomplish that. It's not simply a sligjtly > gritty texture as in the case of modern atx cases, that can be done with a > spray can, sort of. > > Do they simply cause the spray gun to spit on the final coat, perhaps > while the previous coat is still tacky? >
