One thing leads to another
I was fixxing my Mr Freeze gun. And I wanted to touch up the finish. The bondo job wasn't perfect. So I thought hmmmm. I have a huge sheet of stryene. Would that work?
Experiment time:
Can PVC glue work with styrene, and PVC?
Experiment time:
Can PVC glue work with styrene, and PVC?
Can I bevel Styrene to get a nice tight corner? Or would a butt joint look better?
Will it take paint?
So if you look on the right I glued some chunks, and painted some. As a test.
And one thing lead to another. My Mr Freeze gun was the first gun I ever made. I didn't do a to scale drawing of it. I just kind of free handed it from a pizza box. I did some thinking and I think I can remake most of the gun with stuff I have on hand. I need some PVC for the barrels, and more metallic spay paint. But I have a huge sheet of stryene, and I wouldn't have to bondo the darn thing. And I could do a nice tutorial for adding lights to a gun. Hmmmmm
And one thing lead to another. My Mr Freeze gun was the first gun I ever made. I didn't do a to scale drawing of it. I just kind of free handed it from a pizza box. I did some thinking and I think I can remake most of the gun with stuff I have on hand. I need some PVC for the barrels, and more metallic spay paint. But I have a huge sheet of stryene, and I wouldn't have to bondo the darn thing. And I could do a nice tutorial for adding lights to a gun. Hmmmmm
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