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Tamiya paint users please read!
If u ever use TS-* (I forgot, but it is italien Red), never ever rub tamiya acrylic thinner on a italien red painted surface, as that thinner actually eat away the paint AND the shine!!
So please becareful everyone to not rub too hard if u're going to correct the window trims using that thinner! Luckily it didn't harm my 360 modena (phew) I'll post some pic of it as soon as I get a camera.
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thnx for the heads up dude!
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AF OG Dori crew (member #5) ![]() Altezzas: It only looks good if you have the FULL car, not just the LIGHTS!! grinyes: |
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I learned this the hard way, don't ask!
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yup alcohol and lacquer dont mix.
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If you are using Tamiya Acrylics for trim painting try using ammonia or window cleaner to clean off unwanted paint. Ammonia does not harm any paint except Tamiya Acrylics.
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oic, thanks dude!
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Don ![]() Current project: Mini Cooper S, 350Z, Nismo R34GTR, Atlezza, Miata |
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Quote:
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There is a lesson in every kit. |
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One more thing to add:
If u r using acrylic paints for window trims just like I do I perfer to do it BEFORE u polish that way you can always use some sand paper and compound to bring the paint quality again.
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