| From: Kanati
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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Want to spray my tree stand this year and was wondering if satin finish is to shiney. The ultra flats are not durable at all.
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| From: PEARL DRUMS
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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Helmsman clear satin a rattle can.
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| From: Kanati
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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I also wondered about the textured spray paints. Anyone use those?
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| From: ALW
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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Might look at some bed liner type paint. I’ve used it on some digging tool handles and it worked pretty good when it completely dried.
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| From: HEXX
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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I used a can of clear satin poly for my bow limbs. Still to shiney for me. Went over them with fine steel wool. Problem solved.
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| From: PEARL DRUMS
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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Bill, next time you spray a bow on the final coat trying holding the can at least 14-16" away from the bow and move it fast. It will give a bit of a spatter/frosty finish that wont shine.
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| From: stykzz
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| Date: 18-Mar-24 |
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Matte finish DHT (brand)wheel paint.
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| From: aromakr
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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My choice would most certainly would be the textured paint for a tree stand, you can always touch them up as needed.
Bob
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