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05-24-2003, 09:40 AM
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Question about How to,clear coat
Hi there.
I'm back after a few weeks of vacantion. I've bought today Tamiya clear coat. But how do I"ve to use it?? - Can you spray it over decals?? - What distance must there be between the model and the bottle?? - Do you have to heat the bottle up and for what period??
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05-24-2003, 09:50 AM
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is it the x22 bottle or the spray. i use the bottle through a airbrush and its great i cover decals which have never crinkled or dissolved polishes well and i mix it with metholayted spirits around 60/40 and spray at 30psi. the can i have used and i heat up in hot water before spraying and works fine
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05-24-2003, 10:46 AM
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Look at the FAQIN FAQ, Man!
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05-24-2003, 04:17 PM
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- You can spray over decal, but first few coats should be very light. (Actually, you should never spray heavily, whatever the brand is.)
- About 20 - 30 cm, depending on how quickly you move the can, and how thick you want to apply. - Not necessary for a new can, but you might want to warm it up if it start losing pressure after using it for a while. The time depends on the temperature of the water. (Personally, I never have to heat Tamiya or Gunze, but I had to warm up the Testor after using 2/3 or so.)
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