02-17-2013, 04:31 AM
Basis paint job done.
The prominent blue lettering on the roof is still a mystery without a conclusion to me.
a.I can not paint it blue, put sticky letters on it, paint it white and remove the letters. White would need thousand layers to cover dark blue and no sticky letters would really cover the edges on corrugated material.
b. I can also not put thin sticky dark blue letters on the roof because they would not follow all the curves of the corrugated roof.
c. Last chance may be blue decal letters. Two more tiny problems, I have no source for that large blue letters and decals do not like the very dull coat. I do not want to paint it glossy, apply the decals and spray dull as a finish because dull over glossy is usually not really dull. A satin roof would be awful.
Last option is to have a plain weathered roof only.
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The prominent blue lettering on the roof is still a mystery without a conclusion to me.
a.I can not paint it blue, put sticky letters on it, paint it white and remove the letters. White would need thousand layers to cover dark blue and no sticky letters would really cover the edges on corrugated material.
b. I can also not put thin sticky dark blue letters on the roof because they would not follow all the curves of the corrugated roof.
c. Last chance may be blue decal letters. Two more tiny problems, I have no source for that large blue letters and decals do not like the very dull coat. I do not want to paint it glossy, apply the decals and spray dull as a finish because dull over glossy is usually not really dull. A satin roof would be awful.
Last option is to have a plain weathered roof only.
Reinhard