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CF question
do i need to paint the surface of something i want to CF? or can i just apply the CF to the bare plastic? would that effect the overall look?
(the part i am talking about is the Revell ITR hood which is white)
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I think paint with semi gloss black would do good
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Re: CF question
It is best to paint the surface semi-gloss black or a similar dark color as most c/f decals are semi-transparent and will be effected by the under-lying color.
I think white will give you an undesired effect. |
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Re: CF question
wow!! thanks for the quick responses!!
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Re: CF question
I think gloss color is better so you can slide the decal to put it in place.
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