Does anyone know of any paint that can go on auto glass and is permanent?
Danny from Florida
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Several years ago when we had a pet store and 45 fish tanks we used paint pens from the office supply store to write on the tanks. They came in many colors and were like a fat magic marker.
My first question is this for your auto and why do you want to paint thr glass. Yes, it is possible but if this is for you auto there are state laws that vary from state to state on how dark the windows can be and what windows can be darken. I would get a piece of glass,it doesn't have to be auto glass from a hardware store or a glass shop and do some experimenting with paint to see what works best for you.
@Herry: Funny. So you don't know. The answer is not, "why do you want to do that" or "look it up in the yellow pages". Also, the question is not "is this legal?" I too would like to paint my car window. So I looked it up and this page came up. Not helpful! There are millions of reasons I may have for wanting to do something and really don't need to give a reason. That said, does anyone know anything about painting auto glass, so it won't weather off?
Funny how people can't just answer a question. This is what I did. Glass etching cream from Hobby Lobby, left on for 15 minutes rinsed with water, remember to protect car body with tape and paper, I used house painter tape and newspaper, then re-paper and sprayed with primer, light sanded then sprayed with flat black, then with color code white.
you mean paint stayed on glass?
I hate when people think they know it all, just answer the question what's the best paint for painting a car windows... He didn't ask about the laws or want to answer more questions, I too am painting my van windows and I don't care if it's against the law... Now can I just get an answer, sorry for being so rude but some people.....
First off a van has no specific laws on side or back glass. Side drivers and pass door you cannot paint nor windshield. Use etching primer an a black primer. Cover with atleast 2 coats primer and lightly sand/scuff between. Use a close color primer as paint base and color coat to match exterior.
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