Re: Blackening materials

[klein@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Alexander Klein)]

> >   Any suggestions for better blackening materials that work on
> > wood and other materials?  Edmund's sells some flocked black
> > paper that might work. They even have a self adhesive version.
> > Has anyone tried it? Does it stick to unfinished wood?
> > 
> >   Any good paints out there? I hear black velvet can be used.
> > What about that?
> 
> I bought a can of super-ultra-black spray paint at one of the local
> photo stores (at "Pro Photo" for those locally who want to know) that's
> very very black, and non-glossy.  Obviously it's sold there for
> photographic reasons, and indeed it seems to work quite well.  A good
> bit spendier than Krylon black at Home Depot though.  :-)

Here in Germany, Tetenal sells "Kamera Mattlack" which is very thin,
fast drying matte-black paint as used inside cameras. It sells for
approx. 10 bucks a bottle.

alex


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