Paint question will it work?
johanthemodeler
03-19-2007, 01:19 PM
I had some problems when painting my Revell Enzo and ruined the paint on the hood when I cleared it with 2k zero clear.
So the question is is it possible to sand the clear smooth and use it as the base when I paint it again or must I strip it to the plastic again???
If it´s possible it would save a lot of time as it is only the hood that is bad.
Johan
So the question is is it possible to sand the clear smooth and use it as the base when I paint it again or must I strip it to the plastic again???
If it´s possible it would save a lot of time as it is only the hood that is bad.
Johan
Scale-Master
03-19-2007, 02:31 PM
As long as the color coat does not attack the clear coat it can work. You may want to test spray some of the paint on something that has been clear coated first as a test. You will however have a little bit thicker amount of paint build up, so some of the details or body shape edges maybe a bit softer. I've done it with other paint combinations and had it work out well. Often well enough that no one can tell... - Mark
cyberkid
03-19-2007, 05:58 PM
If you're using zero paints as the base color, then you'll be fine. Just sand it down and mist a few light coats untill you get a solid base color and then re-clear.
johanthemodeler
03-20-2007, 06:54 AM
I started sanding today so I will soon know if it works or not
Johan
Johan
johanthemodeler
03-20-2007, 01:57 PM
IT probably would have worked if it wasn´t the panellines.
So now another question whats the best way to strip 2k clear???
Johan
So now another question whats the best way to strip 2k clear???
Johan
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