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Question Posted Sunday December 14 2008, 5:24 pm

Me and my best friend both play volleyball and are both on our highschool team. So I thought it would be a cool christmas present to get her a volleyball. She LOVES the color neon green, so instead of spending 50-100 bucks getting a neon volleyball online, I was going to try to spray paint a 15 dollar one. Now, I've tried coloring a volleyball before, except with permanent marker, and the result was getting marker all over my hand. So, what kind of spray paint can i use that will 1, look good, and 2, not chip or wash off. Thanks so much! All answers rated!

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