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Question regarding spray paints..
i've been to canadian tire recently and noticed there is a huge collection of automotive and other types of spray paints available.
i wish i could try them all but i have limited $$ to spare ![]() just wondering which brand and kind of paint do you advanced modelers use coz i m really nervous that the paint may eat plastics pictures would be nice so i can locate the exact one easily thanks!!
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Keke!! -_- Last edited by SwooshICE; 06-10-2003 at 08:10 PM. |
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I don't know how advanced I am but I use Plasti-Kote and Dupli-Color auto paints with very few problems; the problems I do encounter are my fault and not the paint's fault
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I say a expert modeler would use a Air Brush or Tamiya Spray cans, i also use Tamiya Spray Cans, and they work out really well.
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I've used Duplicolour with no problems. In fact, I'm using it on my current project.
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I'm not fond of lacquers unless I need a metallic color. I've learned this hobby using testors enamel sprays and I've learned a few tricks to getting a good finish with them.
Enamels - Krylon, Testors, Model Masters, Colors by Boyd Lacquers - Duplicolor, Tamiya |
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You can use most paints as long as you use a primer first. Yes you have to use primer. Also light coats prevent damage.
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