Andy,
I've been using Krylon spray paints on my last 3 tanks.
Everything washes off with no trouble. Frank has been using latex paint,
same thing. No protective coatings were used.
The only time that I had trouble was using Rustoleum, which has
some oil in it. The paintball goo would blister up the finish.
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On Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:32:45 PM UTC-4, Andy Kipp wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> I am wondering what people have used as a protective coating for their
> tanks. Currently, my Abrams is painted with a 3 coats of oil based
> paint<http://www.rapcoparts.com/336tancsucud.html>.
> My concern however is that that I may mess up the paint job during combat
> with residue/stains from paint-balls. I imagine, to some extent, this is
> unavoidable. However I am wondering if people have any thoughts on adding a
> few coats of matte polyethylene or some other coating to make paint-ball
> battle scars easier to wipe off. I'd rather not have to dissemble and
> repaint after every battle.
>
> Any clever suggestions are welcome.
>
> Regards,
> - Andy
>
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