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semi gloss help!
I just finished up painting the chassis of my SLR, then i noticed that the X-18 I sprayed was gloss instead of semi-gloss. I was thinking of using dullcote, but thats enamel and my paint is acrylic. Help!
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Re: semi gloss help!
One of the key to spraying X-18 is to make sure you thoroughly mix the paint in the jar before you thin it for airbrushing. An alternative is to use the Tamiya TS spray for semi-gloss black since you don't have to worry about thinning.
I wouldn't even remotely suggest spraying enamel over acrylic, and spraying a flat clear over a gloss is only going to get you a flat finish. A safe alternative is to source some Vallejo satin clear acrylic in the pre-thinned for airbrush bottles, it's excellent stuff.
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Re: semi gloss help!
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I've tried many satin blacks over the years and not found any one that was particularly great,until I tried Zero jet black from Hiroboy.This stuff dries incredibly fast,it's nice and smooth and gives a lovely satin sheen. http://www.hiroboy.com/catalog/produ...roducts_id=939
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