Paint? What kind....

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I have finished filling all the holes and sanding down the sides of my GT2K,
What kind of black paint should I use? It looks like it was a flat black,
would this be right? Thanks again. Should I use a gloss on the coin door ??

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All hail Rustoleum 7777 Satin Black.

-roy-

"Cliffy" <crinear@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Not sure on the cab sheen but the coin door should be semi-gloss. Hides
> finger prints better than gloss which is why the mfgrs used it. Flat isn't
> very washable which is why they didn't use that (much)
>
> JoeMomma wrote:
>> I have finished filling all the holes and sanding down the sides of my
>> GT2K,
>> What kind of black paint should I use? It looks like it was a flat black,
>> would this be right? Thanks again. Should I use a gloss on the coin door
>> ??
>>
>>
>
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> Cliffy - CARGPB2
> A passion for pinball!
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Great thanks!!
"RJ" <northrnrjf@aol.com> wrote in message
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> I have had real good luck with Rustoleeums Hammer finish paint for coin
> doors. I go over the coin door with a scotch bright pad and then apply
> the Hammer paint. Do not use a primmer. I have tried it and the hammer
> paint dose not look as good.
>
> A can of Flat black or satin for the sides. Sponge roller gives you a
> nice look. The use once n toss. Prime it first.
>
> You can do a search on this group. There are some very good tips to be
> found.
>
> RJ
>