Reflective finish of fire extinguisher
Reflective finish of fire extinguisher
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I am really taken by the "Safe-T" design embellished fire extinguishers, but not the price. There are no reviews online that I can find to give me insight into what the product is like, not that I'd be in a position to buy one anyway.. so I would like to make one.
ref: https://safe-t.us
Now, I know these forums, so can we just skip past all the cautionary advice please, I would just like to know the best way to achieve a uniform reflective finish as this would be easier to achieve over a patterned design.
I saw a video on applying a copper finish to a metallic car hub surface, I would like something accessible like this if possible:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT2cBBosiuE
Many thanks!
ref: https://safe-t.us
Now, I know these forums, so can we just skip past all the cautionary advice please, I would just like to know the best way to achieve a uniform reflective finish as this would be easier to achieve over a patterned design.
I saw a video on applying a copper finish to a metallic car hub surface, I would like something accessible like this if possible:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT2cBBosiuE
Many thanks!
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RE: Reflective finish of fire extinguisher
Like, take a standard red painted fire extinguisher and make it look like it is bright chrome or copper plated? Not a matte finish?
RE: Reflective finish of fire extinguisher
Not that you asked... but I take issue with this concept pretty strongly.
Fire extinguishers are bright red the world over for a reason- so that anyone from any relatively industrialized nation can, in an emergency and in spite of a large adrenaline hit, identify what is and is not a fire extinguisher and what can be used to put out the very dangerous fire in front of them.
Painting a fire extinguisher is one way to reduce its usefulness and safety. No fire extinguisher I own will ever be modified to 'look better'. That's not the point.