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Originally Posted by Didymus
For your next attempt, white Tamiya primer is the obvious solution; it's much more opaque than regular paint, so you can use far fewer color coats.
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Would you believe there was white primer underneath? See the previous posting/comment, another member suggested that. Maybe the photos weren't bouncing off the "white" clearly. Maybe I shot these pics with less light...
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Originally Posted by Didymus
Automotive urethanes flash in less than a minute, and are fully dry in less than ten minutes. With paint that dries at that rate, I've never seen the need for a dehydrator.
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Now you are confusing me; are you referring urethanes as the automotive lacquer? These lacquer based paints (Scale Finish) evaporate as they dry.
My understanding of the urethanes are cured via a harder.
Two different types, no? Maybe we are not using the same terms?...
Possible that I may be using too much thinner, but I never had my paints (All types) fully drying on me less than ten minutes. If I can achieve that, it would be fantastic I'd start polishing in 30 minutes then.