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Old 01-14-2003, 02:38 PM
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Tamiya ferrari red??

I'm sorry for the n00b question but I got a Tamiya Ferrari F50 for X-Mas but the manual only gives the tamiya color code for the yellow version and I would like it in ferrari red. So does anybody know the code for what red it is cuz they have several reds in spraycans, TS-??
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TS 8 Italian Red. You need to spray the yellow body with white primer first or the TS 8 will have an orange tint to it if sprayed directly on the yellow plastic.
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Thx man, does it have to be a white primer, can't I use the standard grey primer Tamiya has cuz I have a lot of these cans still laying around?
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Thx man, does it have to be a white primer, can't I use the standard grey primer Tamiya has cuz I have a lot of these cans still laying around?
You might want to experiment what gray does to red on a scrap plastic, or the cap of spray, but to cut the story, gray darkens red, and it looks like one of those blood red of Alfa Rromeo.
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I'll go w the white primer, thx for the advice guys
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if you don't have white primer here is a little trick that i did. prime it with the normal grey once dry lightly sanded to smooth out the orange peel. then spray a fine light coat of white when I say fine I mean just enough to cover most of the grey. let dry then do another quick sanding then apply the ferrari red or the bright red and you get a nice result.
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