Does anyone in Aus. have any leads on robust satin black paint for loudspeakers? (Rockard's gone out of business and I haven't had a good experience with Duratex.)
Michael
Michael
Loudspeaker black paint?
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Re: Loudspeaker black paint?
These people quoted me delivery of Warnex paint out of Singapore to Perth - quite reasonable. But I haven't used it.
http://www.wb-coatings.de/company/warnecke-boehm-asia-en
These people quoted me delivery of Warnex paint out of Singapore to Perth - quite reasonable. But I haven't used it.
http://www.wb-coatings.de/company/warnecke-boehm-asia-en
Re: Loudspeaker black paint?
Sherwin Williams Polane T is used by a few OEMs. One would asusme that Sherwin Williams distributes in Australia (they are a global company).
Sherwin Williams Polane T is used by a few OEMs. One would asusme that Sherwin Williams distributes in Australia (they are a global company).
Re: Loudspeaker black paint?
Warnex is hard to obtain in US. I have used Duratex, and was not impressed. I have come to believe that anything with an "ex" suffix is vinyl/latex based and essentially unsuitable for our app.
I've been using Polane T for 7+ years and never regret the cost of the changeover. I apply with an HVLP turbine and can apply sealer/cover/texture coats with repeated great results.
Until polyurea coatings (with their own limitations for repair) work for small batch production, this where we are.
Warnex is hard to obtain in US. I have used Duratex, and was not impressed. I have come to believe that anything with an "ex" suffix is vinyl/latex based and essentially unsuitable for our app.
I've been using Polane T for 7+ years and never regret the cost of the changeover. I apply with an HVLP turbine and can apply sealer/cover/texture coats with repeated great results.
Until polyurea coatings (with their own limitations for repair) work for small batch production, this where we are.