waskelton4
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Anyone tried it?
maybe just some spray paint to keep out the light?
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maybe just some spray paint to keep out the light?
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Painting Clear and Green Bottles....
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kornkob
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Yep--- a cardboard box in the basement is cheaper than spraypaint.
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waskelton4
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showoffs 
uh.. i mean.. thanks..
uh.. i mean.. thanks..
magno
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Spray paint or something like it would work. I'd be careful around lhe lip, maby leave a strip of bare glass. It would be good for transporting bottles, if this is an issue.
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Kevin K
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I'd imagine it'd be a pain to have flakes of dried paint everywhere once the bottles start to peel...wouldn't do much for presentation either.
EvilTOJ
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You could always sand the outside of the bottles with 300 grit or higher sandpaper to rough it up for the paint.
kornkob
Resident Crazy Uncle
On second thought, if you were looking for something unique and insteresting you coudl rough the glass and do some sort of airbrushing on the bottle that might look really cool.
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