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Black around windows
How do I do black trim on the body around the model
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what I do is take a black marker and lay it down where I want it, then I carfully go over it with black acrylic paint. Once the paint dries, I go back and straighten everything out with the marker again. I do it all freehand as every time I try to mask off windshields, I snap the plastic, paint leaks under the tape, or i accidently get paint on the frontside of the windshield. Good luck! (you'll need it)
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I'm a retard
![]() Do you mean like, black in between door jams, around windshields and in body lines? For the big ones: permanent marker, far tiny details, I've got a small gundammarker. Keep a toothpick handy and a bottle of thinner. If you accidently stray off line, dip the toothpick in thinner and you can easily scratch out the mistake edit: the "toothpick trick" i use is also good when you screw up the windshield.
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YOu have nice article about that made by Pman on my site.
Address is below. On page you will find link to Tamiya pages which have that tips, too.
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Re: Black around windows
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I think this is what you want ??
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Testors/model master has a acrylic pen that works great on window/windshield trim. the tip is foam so it contours to edges, and leaves straight lines.
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