Omnibot 2000 , Rad 2.0 Vacuum Bot

jstarne1

USA

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#153  

Sweet , Bret on your doorjam or a sticker on the bottom side of your hood there should be a paint code. That's a great color too

#155  

Ok buying paint tommorow but for now I gotta take care of suspension on this bot. These tires are old and could use some retreading. I picked two plastic rubber coating products. First is tool dip for heavy duty applications and spray tool dip for places I need extra thin coats like robots neck and shoulders in plain view. I used a paint brush to apply tool dip liquid rubber over the original 27 year old treads so this new rubber would maintain a original tread pattern.

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After two thin coats , let them sit outside to cure , if you need a touchup wait till its cured 2 to 4 hours first.

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#157  

Ok I tested this paint on rubber and its a alternative for areas with lots of nooks and crannies that's hard to.get a flat piece into. This coating is safe and completely non conductive. Spray rubber works too I just noticed it goes on.thinner for each.coat and costs more in a spray can.

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Ok I took the shoulder skirts off and washed them well. Here's the neck skirt next to freshly cleaned shoulder skirt. Soon as it dries it will get a coating inside and out of rubber to match the neck. Also I will coat the rear dummy wheels as well.;)

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Ok I have a couple coats on the shoulder pieces , just a couple more coats inside and out once this dries.

#160  

all this work and only vacuum the floors,looks good