window frame..

[elvinKee]

hi,i need some help from y'all pro out there..wat u'all usually use to paint the window frame and the door lines??airbrush or brushes?can y'all teach
me so technic on painting the window frame and all the door lines..thk's lot!!

[Vric]

I use a gundam marker to make the panel line and the sides of the windows trim, then I use a brush..

[blueboost]

Originally Posted by Vric

I use a gundam marker to make the panel line and the sides of the windows trim, then I use a brush..

yeah, definately, if you can find a flat black paint pen
or something, that would be great. thats what I use.

[pettercardoso]

Well, I do my window frames as per PMan's tutorial. You can find it on the HOW-To Section or here .

[nismo man]

hey maybe this will help you enjoy.http://www.tamiya.com/english/howto/car1/tip4.htm

[ex-r]

Originally Posted by blueboost

if you can find a flat black paint pen
or something, that would be great. thats what I use.

Flat black paint pen? What brand is that? I never heard of it in a pen? Also where did you buy it? Please let us know, it will make life much easier.

[charlie_y]

Originally Posted by ex-r

Flat black paint pen? What brand is that? I never heard of it in a pen? Also where did you buy it? Please let us know, it will make life much easier.

I believe he's talking about the GUNDAM paint pen. There's also one made by Tamiya: http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/paints/index.html

I'm not sure where to get it in Hawaii though.

[Jay!]

I have a flat black Tamiya paint marker. I love it!!

[charlie_y]

Originally Posted by jay@af

I have a flat black Tamiya paint marker. I love it!!

Can you use the Tamiya paint marker for panel lines, as well as window rubbers? If you can use them on panel lines, do you need to mask off anything, and can you rub off mistakes with thinner?

Thanks~!

[Jay!]

Originally Posted by charlie_y

Can you use the Tamiya paint marker for panel lines, as well as window rubbers? If you can use them on panel lines, do you need to mask off anything, and can you rub off mistakes with thinner?

Thanks~!

I wouldn't try to use it for panel lines, it's way too big for that...