G'day moochers,
I've a new project coming up, of reasonable size, that will need me either painting or staining a very large number of small parts for kids toys.
Some time ago I asked about how "they" make the coloured kids blocks in $2 shops and BigW...it's obviously paint, but it sticks like hell. We (The Collective) decided it was electrostatically applied. Finding that gear or someone to do it was entirely prohibitive in costs...those I did talk to wanted very big bux.
So, here I sit, having a nice strong espresso to fire up the neurones and thinking....What timber do I use that's hard, that takes a kid-colour stain and where do I get such stuff.
I've seen Carrolls (CWS) and HW4CF's little pots of super mega stains. Nice, but I need more....all the usual primary colours and a few others, perhaps like the colours Lego uses...red, green, blue, black, yellow, orange....bright silly colours.
Any ideas?
I've a new project coming up, of reasonable size, that will need me either painting or staining a very large number of small parts for kids toys.
Some time ago I asked about how "they" make the coloured kids blocks in $2 shops and BigW...it's obviously paint, but it sticks like hell. We (The Collective) decided it was electrostatically applied. Finding that gear or someone to do it was entirely prohibitive in costs...those I did talk to wanted very big bux.
So, here I sit, having a nice strong espresso to fire up the neurones and thinking....What timber do I use that's hard, that takes a kid-colour stain and where do I get such stuff.
I've seen Carrolls (CWS) and HW4CF's little pots of super mega stains. Nice, but I need more....all the usual primary colours and a few others, perhaps like the colours Lego uses...red, green, blue, black, yellow, orange....bright silly colours.
Any ideas?
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