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    04. 10. 2011 15:08

bleachrulezz
Not the best place to ask but,

I'm looking for paint that can easily be applied with brush, and is permanent on walls, with ridiculous
resistance against whatever may wash it off. Apparently my acryllic paint is too easy to be erased, so I need
another type of paint that will teach the janitors a hard lesson. Thanksgivings
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  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 11. 2011 08:30

Stormvanger
Paint on a wall... perfectly fine topic. Asking for advice on vandalism... not so much.
Gotta lock this.

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 11. 2011 01:04

bleachrulezz
Audessy, please provide me with more of these screw around stuff to do. I've never
been so pissed at my school, and I'm going to seriously screw it over. thanks! :D

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 23:22

Audessy
Rock on with your bad self. Use the bearing grease as paint. Someone's gonna be pissed.

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 21:12

bleachrulezz
Ohh great! Imma go find a local auto store as soon as possible, and get those stuff!

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 19:41

cpt99117733
Well..I really have no experence "painting" school bathrooms, but your idea sounds good...

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 19:11

Audessy
A better idea. Use aircraft grade paint stripper and paint with that. Then use moly-lithium
wheel bearing grease so they have to degrease the walls in order to repaint them. If the
stripper does it's job to the fullest and the porous stone absorbs the grease, they'll be at it
for days. I've used tal-strip to remove the paint off a car hood. It took it down to bare metal
in 10 minutes and the steel started to oxidize 12 hours later.



All of this can be found at your local auto parts store. I know, because I work for one part
time.

:D

@cpt99117733

My friends and I used to give ourselves tatoo's with that stuff. We snagged it from the art
class. I'm not sure if it would work on that thick glossy crap they use in bathrooms though
because it's not porous enough.

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 17:24

cpt99117733
its not paint...but Black India Ink [from an art store] will permanantly stain almost
anything.

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 16:18

Desolate
Paint is paint, Janitors have the ultimate weapon against it; Turpentine.

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 15:57

bleachrulezz
Yes the walls are painted in a dull and boring white. I only need black and white and the shades of gray that
can be mixed from the two, as multi color vandal.. I mean painting will take too long for the few hours before
dawn, I mean middle of the day, which i'm free to work.

  • Re : permanent paint

    04. 10. 2011 15:40

Audessy
Are the walls painted? And do you need more than one color?
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