Painting + clear coat
Vyacheslav
01-23-2003, 03:19 PM
After i spray couple coats of paint, should i spray clear coat right after? or wait untill it dries?
Integra14
01-23-2003, 03:21 PM
after u paint. Wait 7 days until u clear coat.. tahts what i do..
SuPeRcAr_MaN
01-23-2003, 03:30 PM
Im a newbie... Are primers and clearcoats easy to find at a hobby store??? What should I look for when buying them???
Vyacheslav
01-23-2003, 03:31 PM
Originally posted by Integra14
after u paint. Wait 7 days until u clear coat.. tahts what i do..
hope the dust wont get on the body after 7 days :)
thanks
after u paint. Wait 7 days until u clear coat.. tahts what i do..
hope the dust wont get on the body after 7 days :)
thanks
tazdev
01-23-2003, 03:32 PM
wait at leats 7 days so as to avoid bubbles in the paint
freakray
01-23-2003, 03:47 PM
hope the dust wont get on the body after 7 days
Which is the reason why you cover the model while it is drying, once the paint is completely dry you can wash any possible dust off like you would wash the model before you start painting.
Are primers and clearcoats easy to find at a hobby store??? What should I look for when buying them???
Usually you can find them in the same section as all the paints, often on the same rack as the paints.
Welcome to AF BTW:)
Which is the reason why you cover the model while it is drying, once the paint is completely dry you can wash any possible dust off like you would wash the model before you start painting.
Are primers and clearcoats easy to find at a hobby store??? What should I look for when buying them???
Usually you can find them in the same section as all the paints, often on the same rack as the paints.
Welcome to AF BTW:)
ales
01-23-2003, 03:49 PM
I'd say it depends on the paint you'll be using.
Originally posted by Vyacheslav
hope the dust wont get on the body after 7 days :)
You just wash it.
Originally posted by SuPeRcAr_MaN
Im a newbie... Are primers and clearcoats easy to find at a hobby store??? What should I look for when buying them???
You look for rimer and clear laquer! ;) If the hobby store carries Tamiya spraycans, they should be able to have primer and clear as well. I suggest you use Tamiya paints when you start modelling as they are reasonably fool-prof (look at P-man's models! :D:right: ).
Alex
edit: Ray - :p
Originally posted by Vyacheslav
hope the dust wont get on the body after 7 days :)
You just wash it.
Originally posted by SuPeRcAr_MaN
Im a newbie... Are primers and clearcoats easy to find at a hobby store??? What should I look for when buying them???
You look for rimer and clear laquer! ;) If the hobby store carries Tamiya spraycans, they should be able to have primer and clear as well. I suggest you use Tamiya paints when you start modelling as they are reasonably fool-prof (look at P-man's models! :D:right: ).
Alex
edit: Ray - :p
Vyacheslav
01-23-2003, 03:54 PM
so i should wash my model with primer before paint right? and dry it and paint it, couple coats. then wash it again. thanks :D
MEKANIK
01-23-2003, 04:14 PM
Once you've waited 7 days for the paint to dry, do you have to give it a light sand before the clear coat or can you just wash it and then spray the clear on.
cheers guys
cheers guys
ales
01-23-2003, 04:27 PM
Originally posted by MEKANIK
Once you've waited 7 days for the paint to dry, do you have to give it a light sand before the clear coat or can you just wash it and then spray the clear on.
cheers guys
Depends on how good the paint turned out. That is, if you're not using metallic colours. If you are - leae tha paint alon.e It's in the FAQ.
Once you've waited 7 days for the paint to dry, do you have to give it a light sand before the clear coat or can you just wash it and then spray the clear on.
cheers guys
Depends on how good the paint turned out. That is, if you're not using metallic colours. If you are - leae tha paint alon.e It's in the FAQ.
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