So I've been researching different materials and methods for finishing the black strong and flexible prints. I created a small box enclosure that I want to seal, prime, and then paint to a high gloss finish. From what I've come up with, it appears that the best method will be to: 1. Infiltrate the interior of the part with a low viscosity epoxy. This will strengthen the part as well as seal the pores of the nylon and create a barrier to keep primer from constantly soaking through to the other side. 2. Use a plastic primer such as that offer by Rustoleum on the exterior until the part is covered well. 3. Sand smooth. 4. Spray the part with something like a Duplicolor Acrylic lacquer. 5. Clear coat. Anyone see any glaring issues with this method? Seems to cover all the bases unless I am completely overlooking something. Thoughts? Ideas? Suggestions?
That's a good point in regard to my future orders, but I still have to address these current parts. Same rules should apply to both WSF and the black parts I would assume.