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December 22, 2009
Cobweb Style Paint Returns

Cobweb style paint certainly distinguishes anything it gets stuck to and now it's easier than ever to apply. Once reserved for 80's funny cars and electric guitars, this bold paint statement is ready for a resurgence.

Traditionally a base coat of color would be applied then some un-thinned lacquer would be loaded to throw out at extremely low pressure so it globs and spits all over its intended target. With any luck the desired coverage would occur before the gun is clogged shut.

Now there's a one step paint that provides uniform results without the guesswork of thinning. Made by a company known for their Candy Concentrate pigments, Alsa has added six spray ready cobweb colors as well as a neutral base that can be tinted with any of their existing mixes.

That gives you plenty of freedom to go from a wild web-ish paint theme to full on out of control car styles like nobody's business.

Learn more at Alsa.

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