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    Posted: 30 April 2005 at 2:43pm

sup, i just recently bought used 98c and it works like a charm but them paint on the right side is all chipped and peeling off, i am wanting to probably sand the paint off and paint it matte black, what is the best way to do this?

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no pic no post.
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this forum is for pics of your gun look through the stickys and you will find one on how to paint
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You should probbally get it sand blasted it will make the paint come out better. You should consider powder coating instead of painting because of its duribility and great looks.
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thoughts and opinions.
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its called a MARKER GALLERY for a reason..smart guy

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n pic no post i would use car paint if ur not gunna pwdr coat it
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TIPS!

Materials:
1.Steel Wool (optional)
2. Primer
3. Spray Paint
4. Clear Coat
5. Dermal (optional)
6. Tape (optional)

 

1. Field Strip your marker, take everything out so you
just have your receiver halves. 

 
2. Use either a dermal or steel wool to strip off all the
paint off your marker (yes the stock tippmann black
or silver paint) be sure to get UNDER the marker and
the BACK of the marker (these are spots I almost
missed) 

 
3. Wipe down your marker with a Wet Cloth to make
sure you get all the debris off of it, and to see if you
missed any spot where some paint might still be. 

 
4. Tape off your internals so no paint will get on the
inside, cover all the holes and everything (this step is
optional) 

 
5. Spray about 3-4 LIGHT coats of primer. Let dry. Go
back and see if you missed a spot and to be sure
both receivers are completely covered with the
primer. 

 
6. Spray the spray paint on the marker, about 3-4
coats and let dry. Just like doing the primer but
colored. Make sure you got every where on the
marker. Make sure the coats are Light and smooth
on both receiver halves… let dry 

 
7. Now, Spray both receivers halves with some clear
coat, make sure you cover the entire marker. Make
the coats light and quick. This should make your
marker look a little “shiny” and “smooth”… let dry 

 
8. If your internals were taped off then they should
look fine on the inside. If they don’t or you didn’t tape
them off then get out your steel wool (EXTRA fine
steel wool) or dermal and polish up your internals or
just polish it up so the paint, primer or clear coat is
gone. 

 
9. Put your newly painted marker together 

 
10. Show off 

Another way to paint your maker is to use
Auto-motive paint. Get some sand paper and sand
down the paint on your tippmann (the stock
tippmann paint) just a little bit. Spray 3-4 coats of
primer on, then the paint and then the clear coat. The
process is the same just you didn’t sand off all the
stock tippmann paint. The paint will be much
“thicker” and it may be a little harder to install your
screws because of the thicker paint. Etc. Also it
tends to be “Mushy” and not as durable as the other
paintjob but it still turns out great! 

  Of course the paint is going to chip and scratch etc.
But just get some nail polish to touch up scratches,
cheap, your wife/girlfriend has plenty of them and
comes in a variety of colors. 

 
ENJOY!

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What's a "Dermal"? 



just being a wiseguy.


I know you mean a Dremel (rotary tool).


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I painted mine gave it a hot fade and had it CC'ed and back together in three days. My method was much simpler.

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