Members Ken Nelson Posted July 19, 2018 Members Report Posted July 19, 2018 Has anyone sandblasted a sewing machine before painting? Just curious. Quote
Members Pintodeluxe Posted July 19, 2018 Author Members Report Posted July 19, 2018 I have only sandblasted parts and pieces that I could separate from the machine. I didn't want to introduce sand and grit into the moving parts. Quote
Members Parfektionisto Posted August 31, 2020 Members Report Posted August 31, 2020 This is awesome! I think most of the industrial sewing machines made in the 80s has color like this. I have a Singer 211 that needed a paint touch up, so I think this spray might work. Thanks @Pintodeluxe for the great recommendation. I don’t wish to repaint the whole machine, do you think it’s possible if I just send the rusted and peeled paint part and spray over it works? Tony Quote
Members Kozuph Posted September 14, 2020 Members Report Posted September 14, 2020 When painting the machine has anyone experimented with using a base or primer? Also what about a clear coat to ensure longevity??? Quote
Members Pintodeluxe Posted September 14, 2020 Author Members Report Posted September 14, 2020 Yes, I have used a primer before. Mostly when filler is required to touch up paint chips. They seem to paint up well either with or without primer. You'll get a little greater texturing of the hammered paint if you spray over bare metal. But the look is more consistent if you prime everything first. Quote
Members Kozuph Posted September 15, 2020 Members Report Posted September 15, 2020 23 hours ago, Pintodeluxe said: Yes, I have used a primer before. Mostly when filler is required to touch up paint chips. They seem to paint up well either with or without primer. You'll get a little greater texturing of the hammered paint if you spray over bare metal. But the look is more consistent if you prime everything first. Great thank you Quote
Members Choeur Posted January 6, 2021 Members Report Posted January 6, 2021 Has anyone tried using hand painted hammered paint instead of spray paint to restored their machines? Quote
Members gordond Posted January 7, 2021 Members Report Posted January 7, 2021 23 hours ago, Choeur said: Has anyone tried using hand painted hammered paint instead of spray paint to restored their machines? Yes.... had to blend a custom green (dark green/charcoal/silver/gold) for an Adler (no colour range available in NZ) ... It sprayed somewhat flat - very low hammer effect... and the silver dominated the tone. So brush stippled instead - contrast toning - green/silver & the hammer effect was much better. But it is tricky stuff to blend on the workbench. Photo below looks grey, but the Adler is quite a reasonable green colour match.. (indoor lighting .. night time). 2nd photo ..spray finish out of the can ..onto a bare metal restored 3n1. (again lighting not great) Quote
Members WanaGo Posted January 14 Members Report Posted January 14 Hello, Digging up this old post, sorry. I have a LU-563, and just wondering if this Rust-Oleum Rosemary is the same colour for both the LU-562 as it is the LU-563 ? I have tried googling for this paint but I just cannot find that colour anywhere, or even a reference to it anymore. I can find other hammered colours in the same brand, but not Rosemary. Thanks Quote
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