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Painting Speaker Grilles
I have some in ceiling speakers.
The grilles have Verry Small holes in them for the sound to come through. How can i paint them to match the ceiling without the paint getting into the holes ? |
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Painting Speaker Grilles
On Sep 16, 2:00*pm, "desgnr" wrote:
I have some in ceiling speakers. The grilles have Verry Small holes in them for the sound to come through. How can i paint them to match the ceiling without the paint getting into the holes ? Spray paint. You can use a Preval sprayer and thin whatever paint you're using. R |
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desgnr wrote:
I have some in ceiling speakers. The grilles have Verry Small holes in them for the sound to come through. How can i paint them to match the ceiling without the paint getting into the holes ? Metal? I would paint them with a small foam roller, keeping it "squeezed out" so paint goes on thin. I'm assuming they will be taken down and cleaned well. A preval sprayer would probably work nicely, too, but more control likely with roller. If you get a bubble in a hole, just blow through it from the wrong side before the paint sets. |
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