construction materials and color restrictions

[Johnie]

In the rulebook there is a table of colors that represent colors for weapons made with in-play value.

Is their a chart that I am missing somewhere which details any color restrictions for shields or can shields be decorated without (reasonable) limitation?

[Remmi]

Most of the shields in town are "painted" with just about anything. I'm fairly sure you are safe as long as you don't use anything obscene.

[Darrell]

The exception being that the back may not be "painted" to match a material with in-play value.

Example: You want a black shield. You buy an all-foam shield from Casey and decide to paint it yourself (since for some reason its not black already)...You should paint the front/edges black and the back brown (to represent wood) so as to not be intimating that you have an adamantine shield.

[Andrew]

Just wondering if lead is not affected by magic (excluding the pipe from the AG) douse that mean that a lead weapon can be used to block spells?

[BeccaH]

Lead is effected by magic in the same way as wood , iron, copper, or steel.