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Old 25 March 2010, 16:14   #1
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Painting Hypolon Tubes

Hello community i'm looking to pain a set of tubes and have three questions for you guys.

1. Where can i find "Yellow" Paint for the tubes? I have found it seams every other color red, gray, black, red and orange but no Yellow.
2. How well does this work?
3. How do i do it?

Any guidance would be great!
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Old 25 March 2010, 18:07   #2
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Any guidance would be great!
Hi.

I think the only guidance you'll get is 'Don't do it'

Do however do a search on here for painting tubes, and you'll find all the reasons not to.

Sorry, not really what you want to hear, but I think you'll regret it.

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Old 25 March 2010, 18:27   #3
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I need it painted for work. Not worried about resale. This will not be a rec boat it is 100% Work Boat.
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if for work, why don't you add yellow patches everywhere ? It will last longer than any paint and will remain yellow
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No space, to many things on tubes only way is paint.
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Just got a very old Hypalon Sib,1984 ,well faded paint splash's here there everywere,sanding them off,and using a FENWICK traffic film remover,elbow greese,and under all the shite,its coming up in its original colour orange,won t need to use expensive ,buy the sound of things useless paint,hope this helps,pic's before and after will be added soon,if you want convicing?i can put some up of the work i have done so far.
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Found this:
http://farbenhaus-metzler.de/webshop...0de54a561a4a60
They do have yellow: Zitronengelb 0.375 Liter.
I have seen it on tubes in blue. You will need at least two coats, three is better.
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Ryan, Here is a link to an Oregon company that sells yellow paint made for hypalon boats.

http://www.riverconnection.com/infla...b4948070222c35

They only show quarts & pints, but they may be able to order gallons.
Good luck with the project.

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