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Painting seats??

I have searched but havent come up with anything concrete. Just wondering whether seats i.e. fabric will still look good painted gloss??? I know you can often buy matt/semi-gloss black but I need red for the DC5 Integra Recaro seats, is Tamiya's MS-3 Bright red ok??? Or where can I get a semi-gloss red?? Revell dont seem to do one either
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I find you can use any gloss paint, then you just go over it with a coat of dull clear with your air brush to give it that satin finish, if you dont have an airbrush you can get dullcoat in a spray can also, you definitly want to spray it though, as brushing will make the colors run.
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Re: Painting seats??

Why not use Flat red?
Tamiya and Testors both make flat red, I think Tamiya's paint code is XF-7.
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Re: Re: Painting seats??

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Why not use Flat red?
Tamiya and Testors both make flat red, I think Tamiya's paint code is XF-7.
Thats what i use.
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Re: Re: Painting seats??

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Why not use Flat red?
Tamiya and Testors both make flat red, I think Tamiya's paint code is XF-7.
much easyer and cheaper
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Re: Painting seats??

what they said
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Go with the flat red
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Re: Painting seats??

Haha, didnt realise they made it??? Ive not seen it listed on my local UK hobby site or in my LHS.....otherwise yeah I would use that, thanks!!! Anyone confirm what the paint code is???
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Re: Painting seats??

Tamiya XF7
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just look at it as vynil :P
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