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The Blue Paint on the Tomorrowland Rock is Starting to Come Off Already
- Thread starter Yert3
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Cmdr_Crimson
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How dissapointing....
My recent vacation is ruined now.
No complaining here. Just an observation.
I was just foolin.
Although it would be nice to know why so soon its doing that. I wish we had someone around here who had some background in commercial or industrial painting/finishing.
Disney4family
Well-Known Member
Oh my! 
Uncle Lupe
Well-Known Member
That's a shame.
Smiley/OCD
Well-Known Member
The answer? Krylon, baby, Krylon and bring a few graffiti artists down from NYC...trust me, if they paint it, it will NEVER come off! LOL
epcotisbest
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Improper surface preparation is usually the reason for early paint adhesion failure.
Prince-1
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They used crayons.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Nah.. This was definitely magic markers.
EvilChameleon
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The rock is a tourist attraction?
Chef Mickey
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Prepping the surface is the most time consuming.
rob0519
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That and using either the wrong type of paint for the environment or using really cheap paint.
I've been asking myself that for years. Like that one crevice in the Splash Mountain queue that has like ten years worth of dust caked into it. It's opened from the past few refurbs with it still being there! It would take 20 seconds to run a duster through it!So, why can it not be touched up after hours? It wouldn't take just a few minutes. Yeesh ...
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Wow, I didn't know if you threw a plastic cup at the rocks that they'd crumble so much!
graphite1326
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You got to etch it first. Usually with muriatic acid.
