PVC Paint

This may be one of the more strange requests that is really and truly whistle-related.

I’ve made a bunch of whistles according to instructions on the Low-Tech whistle web-site. And worked out how to make a Low D (and a Low G).

But all these whistles are made from barrier-pipe PVC. It’s unrelenting white.

In my experience there isn’t anything that would colour PVC that would not wear away quickly under the abrasion of normal play.

Tell me I’m wrong. Is there anything I can use to paint or stain a white PVC whistle? If I could have one that looked like a tie-dyed tee-shirt I would be delighted.

I’m not saying not to post this here, but I think Mack Hoover could probably help you a lot and he doesn’t post over here, just on the whistle forum…good luck! :slight_smile:

Tipple uses contact tape/paper. Maybe something like that would work.

If you were to paint them with a PVC primer ( used to soften the pipe surface before joining pieces ) they would be purple.