Anyone using StyroSpray 1000? Is this a fairly new product? I had tried the 750, and wasn't really impressed with the results (coating too hard and brittle).
Posted by Lee Procter (Member # 9748) on :
Hey there Tim. Don't know you are familiar with our Magic Sculpt or Magic Smooth products. Smooth easily coats any type of material (including foam). Sculpt is a modeling material which can be used for direct sculpting, repairs to sign substrates or adding fine details to signs. I'll send you an email with more details!
[ September 03, 2008, 09:09 AM: Message edited by: Lee Procter ]
Posted by Tim Whitcher (Member # 685) on :
I'm looking for a sprayable material. Thanks, anyway.
Posted by William DeBekker (Member # 3848) on :
Tim I agree with being hard but Brittle?? sounds like your not getting enough down.
You may want to try Smooths on Brand.. Theirs may be a little more flexible. But you will have to buy their gun to spray it.
You also may want to try this.. We brush this stuff on and is hard as a rock when dry.. We use it more for Mold Casings.
Thanks William. I'll look into those. Maybe brittle was the wrong word, but I'd like a finish similar to the sprayable polyurea (platic like), but doesn't take special spray equipment. The StyroSpray 1000 can be sprayed using any air or air-assisted airless sprayer.
Posted by William DeBekker (Member # 3848) on :
OK.. I wasn't even following a little there.. The 1000 Looks nice.. May have to order in a few gallons and play.
