wiltshire landyman

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• Jan 8, 2013

• #1

Anyone on ere able to repaint some speaker cabs we have?

4 cabs in total need some minor wood fill to some scratches and then reprinting
The existing paint is a hard wearing sort of splatter type finish

Ta

 

Rattlegun

Well-Known Member

• Jan 8, 2013

• #2

The new fashion for speaker cabs is rubberised paint, you can get it on ebay but it's not cheap. It goes on thick with a roller and dries with a rubbery finish. Looks smart and wears very well.

 

Jay reKx

Active Member

• Jan 8, 2013

• #3

splatter type finish is sooo last year

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Jan 8, 2013

• #4

Jay reKx said:

splatter type finish is sooo last year

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do you have speakers that you take on the road?

ours get used 3-4 times a week and the paint finish is still good and has lasted us 6 years so I think you can say it works

its these cabs that need recoating just so they look as good as they can

 

Glb8686

Active Member

• Jan 8, 2013

• #5

My mate builds speaker cabs. If you ship the cabs up here i can have them done.

Otherwise just throw some callulose paint thru a shultz gun undiluted

 

wiltshire landyman

I’m back

• Jan 8, 2013

• #6

Glb8686 said:

My mate builds speaker cabs. If you ship the cabs up here i can have them done.

Otherwise just throw some callulose paint thru a shultz gun undiluted

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Thanks for that will look into that

 

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davethsparky

Active Member

• Jan 8, 2013

• #7

We did ours with 'toughcab' water based speaker paint, can be sprayed on but we just rollered it. It's held up well so far on a mix of indoor and outdoor gigs.

 

Tazz070299

New Member

• Jan 8, 2013

• #8

You need black crackle finish acrylic, as used on dash boards in the '60s;'70s etc such as MGs, etc.