painting gloves

[dangler08 0]

I have a pair of sande max pro gloves which are red in color. My problem is I will be moving to a blue colored team for the remainder of this year and next year. I was wondering if it would be possible to spray paint the gloves black or blue. Obviously i would cover the palm so it doesn't come in contact with the paint.

[philcaz 0]

Go to a shoe repair shop or an art store and ask around. See what type of paint adheres best to the materials of your gloves and if you ask someone who knows about the products theyre selling maybe they can offer you tips on how to prime the surface and what types of finishes would produce the effect youre going for.

[GSHL99 0]

I'd bet the farm that spray painted gloves would come out looking like crap. After you started using them it would just get worse, moving your hands would cause tears in the paint. Personally, I'd just deal with the red gloves and in the future remember to buy black gloves.

[whbd18 0]

http://www.artsuppliesonline.com/catalog.cfm?cata_id=9037

Ive used them before, very easy to apply. Like a sharpie, just with paint.

[James 0]

How long does it take to do two gloves? It's basically coloring them.

[Doctor Hook 0]

I'd just invest in a new pair of gloves if you're on this team for the rest of this season and next. Keep your old gloves as a practice pair. Painting them just sounds like a bad idea.

[hockeysc23 0]

Its just color. If the gloves are working for you I don't really see the need to change them. My HS colors were Red/Black/White ... in college they were purple and gold but I used the same gloves until they broke.

Either look on ebay for a cheap pair or just use them out. Seems like a waste to me to possible ruin gloves or change just for color.

[dangler08 0]

Where would you buy these markers, jsut at any kind of art store?