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1 minute ago, Pete H said:

The final finish on cabinets/furniture/speakers etc.  is why I got into HVLP and have sprayed everything from latex, lacquer, poly, stains with wonderful results and spray cans when I'm doing epoxy projects.  Fun stuff.

Agreed. Sounds like you know you stuff. 👍

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2 minutes ago, Heritage_Head said:

Agreed. Sounds like you know you stuff. 👍

Over the years I've always tried new things, and a lot of it with spraying has been trial and error, as I had never used any type of spray gun in the past, but I picked up the unit at a great price (used) and figured if I sucked at it or didn't like it, I could sell it, but turned out to be one more tool in the shop that I made room for. 

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1 minute ago, Pete H said:

Over the years I've always tried new things, and a lot of it with spraying has been trial and error, as I had never used any type of spray gun in the past, but I picked up the unit at a great price (used) and figured if I sucked at it or didn't like it, I could sell it, but turned out to be one more tool in the shop that I made room for. 

Yea a gun would be nice. These last two projects would have been easier with it. Especially doing La Scalas. Big jump from kitchen cabinets lol. A lot of real-estate. 

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6 minutes ago, Pete H said:

The unit I picked up was a 1600 unit that I bought for 300 and it had an extra gun and about 10 different tips and looked like it had been used a handful of times.  Craigslist, they're around and you will use it. 

Problem I have is I don't need it tell I do. Then its put project on hold and look for one or continue with project without it.

 

Ahhhhh soooo many first world problems I have deal to with 🙄.

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23 minutes ago, Heritage_Head said:

Wasn't there another guy on here who had 904s with a different horn painted red? Or was it another color? Those looked great If I'm remembering correctly...

 

=== yeah me, Dr. Frankenstein. Reddish/orange with grey bins. Looked spectacular —

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1 minute ago, richieb said:

 

=== and I still believe the best, most reversible method to finish off a big horn is with automotive wrap. I plan on doing just that this summer with my 402’s. 

I think camaro yellow in the right room could look sharp as well (not really a fan of yellow normally). But it could work. 

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1 minute ago, Heritage_Head said:

Gotta pic lying around by chance?

 

=== either look the Forum or they were shown on the Klipsch site under “Frankenstein”. Sold ‘em, and was tempered on buying them back but passed. They sounded great and the big horn was the secret sauce. Damn, I can’t recall the brand, not EV. A big commercial player for the right coast.

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7 minutes ago, Heritage_Head said:

I think camaro yellow in the right room could look sharp as well (not really a fan of yellow normally). But it could work. 

 

=== the Frankenstein horn was a EAW, brain fart that happens increasingly more often unfortunately.

I have a buddy in my car club that did a 196- Mustang custom fastback in sort of a semi-flat army type green (not camo) that shows a bit of metallic. Looks killer on the car and with black bins would be very nice. That and Ford Grabber Blue have my attention. 

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=== and don’t forget with the size of the 402 needs a color that won’t completely overload a room. The Frank orange would be too much and I’m an orange guy. Even Grabber Blue might be at the extreme color pallet. Luckily I’m friends with PDR/wrap/film specialists and peeling off one for another is a non issue -

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11 minutes ago, richieb said:

 

=== and don’t forget with the size of the 402 needs a color that won’t completely overload a room. The Frank orange would be too much and I’m an orange guy. Even Grabber Blue might be at the extreme color pallet. Luckily I’m friends with PDR/wrap/film specialists and peeling off one for another is a non issue -

I would stay black.. 

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One of these days, when I'm settled on a final configuration, it's all copper and black for me.  I've been a freak with orange and coppers for decades, started with my chevelle and even most of my golf club heads are orange.  

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