07-18-2021, 10:28 PM
07-19-2021, 12:21 AM
Hello Fenbach,
Well I have a Antique Light used on film sets that is black wrinkle also a zenith chassis and Fred taylor who restores cabinets told me about using this product made by VHT Wrinkle plus it is used on engines and other auto I bought some but have not tried it yet !
Sincerely Richard
Well I have a Antique Light used on film sets that is black wrinkle also a zenith chassis and Fred taylor who restores cabinets told me about using this product made by VHT Wrinkle plus it is used on engines and other auto I bought some but have not tried it yet !
Sincerely Richard
07-19-2021, 01:08 AM
Wrinkle finish spray paint is readily available. Pretty sure I have a couple cans of black in the shop. I think it's Rustoleum, but not sure.
07-19-2021, 02:31 PM
The paint is easy to find at auto parts stores.
Follow the directions on the can - or - first coat to cover, watch for fish-eyes. Second and third coats should be as heavy as possible without runs.
Drying properly is the trick. On a hot day (like here) you can put the item in the sun to dry. Heat will cause the layers to wrinkle. Otherwise curing in a pre-heated oven or evenly applied heat with a hair dryer will work too. Uneven heating/drying can cause some areas to be heavily wrinkled and some areas to be almost smooth.
Allowing the item to dry in a cool spot works sometimes, but evenly applied heat is better.
Russ
Follow the directions on the can - or - first coat to cover, watch for fish-eyes. Second and third coats should be as heavy as possible without runs.
Drying properly is the trick. On a hot day (like here) you can put the item in the sun to dry. Heat will cause the layers to wrinkle. Otherwise curing in a pre-heated oven or evenly applied heat with a hair dryer will work too. Uneven heating/drying can cause some areas to be heavily wrinkled and some areas to be almost smooth.
Allowing the item to dry in a cool spot works sometimes, but evenly applied heat is better.
Russ