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Old 03-10-2003, 02:51 PM
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Whut kind of AirBrush did u use? And whut kind of Tamiya Paint did u use? I dont think i ever say Tamiya brush on Enamel paint, but im not sure i might have but forgot. Is there any Enamel Brush on or any enamel paint u can use for a Air Brush that is Tamiya? Thanks
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Whut kind of AirBrush did u use? And whut kind of Tamiya Paint did u use? I dont think i ever say Tamiya brush on Enamel paint, but im not sure i might have but forgot. Is there any Enamel Brush on or any enamel paint u can use for a Air Brush that is Tamiya? Thanks
tamiya doesnt make enamel paint, only laquer and acrilic, what im thinkin he did was, empty a spay can into a bottle of some sort, and use that to run through his airbrush am i right?
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Oh, arnt laquer paints for RC cars, cuz there clear or something? Cuz i sprayed one of my models with laquer paint i think and it came out like translucent. But i dont know if laquer is the paint i used but im not sure. And anyways how do u empty a spray can? Wont it explode or something?
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the paint u normally use on RC cars is polycarbonate(i think) because it is flexible, if ur paint job came out translucent then u have to put on more layers of paint, and what i meant by emptying the can was basically spraying the cans contents into a jar or something, i know i saw a type of HOW TO on this but dont remember where, maybe someone remembers:alien2:
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Yeah u are right, my paint was polycarbonate. And whuts the difference from Laquer? and enamel. and which one is better to use? Thanx
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not to sound like a prick or anything, but look in the FAQ or search enamel vs. laquer, i dont want this to get off topic because of me answering some questions
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It was Tamiya Acrylic Paint. It is like $3 a bottle at a local hobby shop. I used tamiya airbrush thinner. DO NOT use anything else but Tmaiya airbrush thinner. Also Tamiya paint is VERY thin I mix it 1% thinner 9% paint.
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OIC, but doesnt Acrylic paint chip off easier than spray can paints? and did u have a good finish when u painted it?
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hey shorty I havent had ANy problem with paint chipping off on any of my models. it gives a good finish if you get into practice with an airbrush, not much. Just as with all paints dont apply too much paint in the first coat. I will be happy to answer any more questions.

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Btw dont you think it is wierd that my local hobby shop carries tamiya acrylic in a bottle and no tamiya rattle cans?
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