Paint

[Anonymous]

Hello all,
Does anybody know of any electrically conductive paint?
Troy

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by troybetts

Hello all,
Does anybody know of any electrically conductive paint?
Troy

Do mean, like, "Powder Coating" where electro-magnetic paint granules are sprayed onto a surface and then baked?

[Anonymous]

Hi Troy
Check your local hobby shop see if Peco still do one
regards John

[bman36]

QUOTE: Originally posted by troybetts

Hello all,
Does anybody know of any electrically conductive paint?
Troy

Troy,
What do you need to paint? Metal I assume. Wheels??? Later eh...Brian.

[Anonymous]

Hello folks,
Thanks for the replies.I have a few projects in mind and my Dad mentioned that years ago he had used this paint to great effect.
Completely off the subject--Has anyone had any dealings with the shop Trainworld.
They have a lot of stuff that I am interested in and I'm about to do an international order.Even with shipping to the UK ,for me,it is still half price!
Troy

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by troybetts

Hello folks,
Thanks for the replies.I have a few projects in mind and my Dad mentioned that years ago he had used this paint to great effect.
Completely off the subject--Has anyone had any dealings with the shop Trainworld.
They have a lot of stuff that I am interested in and I'm about to do an international order.Even with shipping to the UK ,for me,it is still half price!
Troy

I have used them sucessfully, I recommend them highly. Just e-mail their line in advance to insure they have what you need.

Capt Carrales.

[grandpopswalt]

Troy,

I've been dealing with Trainworld/Trainland for years and have never had a single problem. Having said that, I not sure how they would respond if there were a problem but I feel confident that they'd take care of anything that might not be to your liking.

Walt

[Anonymous]

Troy

Real men do not use conductive paint, we only use waterproof paving paint.


Rgs ian