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airbrush to cans to airbrush to cans!
thats waht my mind is on right now.. Ive tried my airbrush a lot, and i can't get a good coat set with it... i really want to go back to tamiya cans but i thik ive invested to much money into the airbrush!!! its soo hard and i always get orangpeal, and MOst of the time.. i get little Spits taht ruin the whole paint! please help me... would pictures help of the paintjob?and the
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Re: airbrush to cans to airbrush to cans!
It's nothing wrong to mess up, when you're learning. I trashed more kits than I can count with both hands to be satisfied with the result.
Just post pictures, so that we can figure out what you are doing wrong and to give more specific advice. |
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I say, if the color you want is available in Cans, use the cans, as it's way easier to get good coverage and a thick enough coat that won't you won't polish through. It takes alot of coats with an airbrush, well at least thats what' i've noticed. Airbrushes are better off for detailing than at spraying huge areas with paint.
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I know the feeling mate. What paints are you using? I gave it a go with tamiya acrylics.
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