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Building a model just like my real car and I have some NAPA single stage metal flake paint that I used on my car. Will this work on my model? What about primer? Can i use this paint with an airbrush?
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you can use automotive paint with plastic automotive primer (which one is for car bumpers). automotive paint can damage styrene if applied without primer
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Re: Can I use car paint on my model??
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What about primer?[/quote] You will need to use a "blocker" or "barrier" to seal the plastic. Dpont Variprime is the best, Floquil barrier is cheap and easy to use. Can i use this paint with an airbrush?[/quote] Yes, provided you thin it down enough, but that may cause a more translucent color coat. |
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Whenever you're using an unknown substance on plastic try it first on a piece of scrap plastic from the kit so if it does hurt the plastic you won't ruin the model :bandit:
Mike
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