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11-12-2002, 02:29 AM
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Easiest paint to use? Hardest paint to use?
What is the easiest paint for you to use? what about the hardest?
The easiest for me is a can of flat black, very predictable and loks perfect every time, the hardest so far has been tamiya flat white (in a bottle) it just always seems to go on wrong 
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11-12-2002, 02:57 AM
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Primmer....doesn't run and it doesn't have to look good !!
The Orange i done on my Opel (TS31) looks really good untill it dries. It dries a darker colour then first paint....and it will dry in different shades depending on how thick it went on in places.
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11-12-2002, 06:26 AM
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The halfords auto paints in the UK are great! They go on so well but are very forgiving if you do make mistakes, I've had runs and bad orange peel in the past but they sand and polish out with no problems.
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11-12-2002, 07:14 AM
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Best spray paint: Tamiya, dries like it's sprayed on
Honorable mention: Duplicolor, polishes real good Worst spray paint: Plastikote, thick, smelly, and doesn't polish well at all! Best brush paint: Humbrol enamels, dries smoothly Honorable mention: Almost any Tamiya XF paints, they drive smoothly too. Worst brush paint: X-18, don't know if it's going to dry glossy, flat, or maybe even semi gloss!
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