Clear Hockey Mask Blanks

[🪦 JDF ●]

hey man, what you said is exactly the way to go. white on the inside, then your base color on the outside. as long as you are using a good plastic-bonding krylon spraypaint, you shouldn't have to rough up the outside. just take your time and do 2 or 3 coats. you dont have to get a solid base on the first go-around. just get enough to cover most of the mask, let it dry, and repeat. that way you prevent runs. (which are a b*tch!)

here's a 3 I recently started...

Nice Scott! Your trim work is awesome. That blank looks clean as a whistle. Love the base color as well. It's great to see you painting again.

Chris, Scott's advice is right on, though I would recommend that you give the blanks a once over with fine steel wool before painting. It's not necessary to do, but it takes but a min, and it does help the paint bond to the plastic better.

-Jeff