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Old 04-10-2006, 02:45 PM
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Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

hey guys, i got one question again about airbrushing with tamiya color X32 titanium silver.
I thinned it perfectly and sprayed it on the surface 3-4 layers, the result is quite good but the surface become a bit rough, like sand paper!!

Is it normal with this color??or I should get a very smooth surface??or is it due to my lousy airbrush??

Or is there anything to do with the time interval between each layer ??

Has anyone out there has similar results??

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Old 04-10-2006, 03:07 PM
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

As Always, Metallic paint need a clear coat over it.
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Old 04-10-2006, 05:10 PM
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

Probably the pressure was so high that the pait partially dried in the air before hitting the surface. Notice the short drying time of Acrylics relative to the enmail colors. I had this problem with Tamiya X-11 when I was trying to get a fine spray by increasing air pressure. I learned since then to thin Tamiya colors a bit more and spray very light coats.
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

I've always had problems with Titantium Silver. From what I hear others do too. So either a lot of people have screwed this up, or the paint is kind of weird.
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

Is that the acrylic bottle paint? If available in your part of the world get the enamel version, much better stuff!
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

i get the same effect with metallics (even with car paints on initial coats). it's just that way, and you need clearcoat.
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

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Is that the acrylic bottle paint? If available in your part of the world get the enamel version, much better stuff!
I didn't seen Tamiya Enamel here for at last 15 years !!
Sad it's so hard to find.
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

Yeah it only seems to be available in Asia and Australia for some strange reason. I hope Tamiya keep making and selling it here it for a long time as I prefer it to acrylics in most cases. Of course GSI Creos Mr Color lacquer is even better.
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

Sorry to bring this up, but I justed airbrushed the body in x32 and it really is like sandpaper! Will spraying a clear (Future) even it out?
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

yes it sure would.
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Re: Airbrushing X32 titanium silver

Found an awesome alternative to X-32 the other day. GSI Creos (nee Gunze Sangyo) Mr Color Super Metallic SM05 Super Titanium. Beautiful, bright, slightly warm finish, fine grained and durable. Perfect for the interior of a Carrera GT.
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