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Montana UV-Effect Transparent Spray Paint - How to Use it, a quick guide

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Montana UV-EFFECT is a transparent effect paint that is only visible under direct UV light. Able to be sprayed on nearly any substrate, the colourless and semi-gloss paint is not visible in sunlight rather illuminates when exposed to UV light with a glowing, blue-purple colour. Ideal for indoor use, the luminous spray can be a great tool not just for making art or art happenings, but also in practical contexts such as Guerilla Marketing, night clubs, venue and property marking. The Montana UV effect Spray can be applied to numerous substrates such as coated and uncoated screens, masonry, wood, glass and more. The UV light effect becomes more prevalent, the more coats are applied particularly when applied with a stencil. Visibility: Due to the UV EFFECT’s semi-gloss finish, the UV EFFECT spray can be slightly visible if painted on a matt substrate. The application of the Montana GLOSS Varnish can be used to create an all over gloss finish which discretely hides the UV ...

Caps off!

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We just took delivery of level 1-6 of the all new green Montana caps. From the finest Skinny yet to the Widest Fat Cap - we got you covered! The following caps are recommended in combination with the new Montana GOLD Heres a break down of what we are dealing with: Level 1 - Ultra Skinny (0.4cm-1.5cm) Level 2 - Fine Skinny (0.6cm-2.5cm) Level 3 - Skinny (1cm-4cm) Level 4 - Soft Fat (3cm-10cm) Level 5 - Fat (4cm-15cm) Level 6 - Ultra Fat (5cm-25cm) Fraser

Cap That Fool

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Painting is serious business and choosing caps is big decision for a painter to make as it could save a lot or time on a piece or simply allow you to do something another cap would be no use for. We sell a large variety in store and online here . We currently have a few extra in store that we do not have online yet. The supersoft caps are back in but they are bright pink this time. As are the new NYC skinny caps which DO NOT work with Beltons. I also found this quite good video online explaining a little about them and featuring the Montana Gold range, which we also sell here amongst our spray paint supplies  at Fat Buddha Store . David

Caps, Caps, Caps.

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Hi guys, I want to begin my post this week with a massive thanks to Mark for that very flattering pictures of my 12 year old self, i know my Sunday shifts going to be full of fun because of it. So back to business and this week I'm talking about Caps for spray paint. I'm going to go through the different sizes and what they all do, so here we go: Above is a super skinny cap . White case with a gray dot. This cap sprays a line roughly 2-3 fingers wide, which is thin, and light. Its a very good all round cap. Super skinny caps are used to highlight or outline your throw-up, peice, whatever. You have to watch with these caps though as they tend to clog quiet quickly. Above is the Banana Skinny cap , This sprays a medium thin line and comes out heavier than the gray dot super skinny 2-3 fingers. The line that it creates is pretty sharp. This caps is also used for highlights and outlines. Above is a Pink Dot Fat Cap . Pink dots are the fattest cap available. You can make lines 6-8...