I won a white yeti 75. Not crazy about white and thinking about painting it. anybody ever done that.
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Anybody ever paint a yeti?
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I think you could do it with a paint I used to use for painting signs called "One Shot." You will need to order online or find a sign painter supply. It lasts for YEARS in the Texas sun and is as impervious to weather as any paint. Plus, it doesn't require a clear coat if you don't want to mess with that.
You'll need to thin it with paint thinner to spray it through an airbrush- look for the consistency of whole milk. Scuff/sand the surface prior to painting. It's not absolutely necessary but you'll get a better adhesion, which is always better. You can probably get away with 1 coat but I would do 3 to get a great paint job. Let each coat dry 12-24hrs - the longer the better.
Good luck! Hope this helps.
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Originally posted by rubydog View PostI hear they get so cold the paint will crack.
I would camo dip it.
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Originally posted by 79F250 View PostWhere did you hear that? My roommate has one and it don't hold ice worth a darn. Within a couple hrs the ice is half gone and by the next day it's all hot water and that's leaving it in the house.
I would camo dip it.
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