Hammerite metal master
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sploosh

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822 posts

239 months

Wednesday 6th August 2008
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Anyone used one of these?

http://www.hammerite.com/uk/products/ps_metalmaste...

I'm not really into gadgets, but this looks cool and would probably mean I could paint bits of my car chassis that I can't get at with a brush.

Is it any good or just clever marketing?


Deltaf01

1,512 posts

228 months

Wednesday 6th August 2008
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Works like powder coating, same principle but uses liquid paints...me likes. smile

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

286 months

Wednesday 6th August 2008
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That looks good...

jatinder

1,667 posts

244 months

Wednesday 6th August 2008
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Must resist......buying new gadget...........

Tazfan

1,186 posts

281 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Cool gadget. Its called the Metal Master, yet it seems to be pronounced Metal Maaaaster. That alone has put me off.

King Herald

23,501 posts

247 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Tazfan said:
Cool gadget. Its called the Metal Master, yet it seems to be pronounced Metal Maaaaster. That alone has put me off.
I'm guessing it is a spray paint dispenser that uses static to attract paint all over the victim. I'd also guess it uses aerosols type paints at a fiver a tin?

The idea does appeal though, for painting my hot rod chassis, lots of nasty little corners to get into there... scratchchin




A8VIP

10,862 posts

227 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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King Herald said:
Tazfan said:
Cool gadget. Its called the Metal Master, yet it seems to be pronounced Metal Maaaaster. That alone has put me off.
I'm guessing it is a spray paint dispenser that uses static to attract paint all over the victim. I'd also guess it uses aerosols type paints at a fiver a tin?

The idea does appeal though, for painting my hot rod chassis, lots of nasty little corners to get into there... scratchchin

The gun costs 40 quid, the paint refills are a tenner.

215cu

2,956 posts

241 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Electrostatic spray painting has been around a long time.

A home system is long overdue and to the enthusiast, that is certainly a worthy gadget.

Well done Hammerite.

Wigeon Incognito

3,274 posts

249 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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This was on television a few weeks ago (the Gadget Show I think). It looked to work pretty well.

RemaL

25,103 posts

265 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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its crap, I got 1 used it for the first time last week. would rather have saved the money and used a brush

used it on my gate and also tryed it out on a few spoare parts for the kit car.
all rubbish

Edited by RemaL on Thursday 7th August 15:18

SS HSV

9,646 posts

289 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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RemaL said:
its crap, I got 1 used it for the first time last week. would rather have saved the money and used a brush

used it on my gate and also tryed it out on a few spoare parts for the kit car.
all rubbish

Edited by RemaL on Thursday 7th August 15:18
Why exactly? I just watched the demo vid and it seems to be going on ok. Naturally I presumed it would not give the same results as taking your time with convnetional paint but what makes it so bad?

Your gate isn't made of plastic by any chance is it? hehe

ph1l5

5,027 posts

233 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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RemaL said:
its crap, I got 1 used it for the first time last week. would rather have saved the money and used a brush

used it on my gate and also tryed it out on a few spoare parts for the kit car.
all rubbish

Edited by RemaL on Thursday 7th August 15:18
Are you sure you were using it right ? we have given it to lots of people to test and everyone has managed to use it fine. practice makes perfect