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#95718 - 05/26/07 09:20 PM Painting my tin
Burncycle Addict Registered: 09/16/04 Posts: 577	I was bored and sprayed the outside of my tin with some OD Krylon, as well as the matchbox and minature altoids tin inside. Now if I drop it, I'll never find it! Sorry for the poor image quality! Edited by Burncycle (05/26/07 09:20 PM)
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#95720 - 05/26/07 09:26 PM Re: Painting my tin [Re: Burncycle]
JIM Old Hand Registered: 03/18/06 Posts: 1032 Loc: The Netherlands	Quote: Sorry for the poor image quality! It isn't so bad, is it.. The tin looks nice to, Blaze orange or fluorescent yellow would have been better but it atracts attention on the times that you don't want it! Can you still boil water in the tin now?? _________________________ ''It's time for Plan B...'' ''We have a Plan B?'' ''No, but it's time for one.'' -Stargate SG-1
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#95721 - 05/26/07 09:30 PM Re: Painting my tin [Re: JIM]
Burncycle Addict Registered: 09/16/04 Posts: 577	Originally Posted By: JIM Quote: Sorry for the poor image quality! It isn't so bad, is it.. The tin looks nice to, Blaze orange or fluorescent yellow would have been better but it atracts attention on the times that you don't want it! Can you still boil water in the tin now?? Good question... The inside hasn't been painted, so I suspect you could, although I'm sure the heat would damage the paint on the outside. Edited by Burncycle (05/26/07 09:31 PM)
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#95724 - 05/26/07 09:35 PM Re: Painting my tin [Re: Burncycle]
OldBaldGuy Geezer Registered: 09/30/01 Posts: 5695 Loc: Former AFB in CA, recouping fr...	Maybe you should get some black stove paint, or any color you want of engine block paint, they should be able to handle heat better... _________________________ OBG
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#95725 - 05/26/07 09:39 PM Re: Painting my tin [Re: OldBaldGuy]
yeti Enthusiast Registered: 12/16/06 Posts: 203 Loc: somewhere out there...	While I find them handy as anything, what are the screweyes for? _________________________ ...got YAK???
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#95730 - 05/26/07 10:58 PM Re: Painting my tin [Re: yeti]
Burncycle Addict Registered: 09/16/04 Posts: 577	Originally Posted By: yeti While I find them handy as anything, what are the screweyes for? For lightweight lashing mostly, I got the idea from something I read on Don Rearic's site and had a few laying around, wasn't hard to squeeze them in so I figured why not.
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