Posted by: m98monkey on December 29, 2002 at 16:12:19

First, you have to realize that the flatline isn't nice on paint. It goes through alot of force and alot of cheap paint will break under that kind of force. That said, you can look into PMI premium, or marbs, all stars didn't do too bad. Mostly mid range stuff, but not cheap or high end because they are too brittle or worse yet, too hard and will bounce off your targe at range.

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