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spraying parts
hey guys
what parts do you guys spray? and what parts do you guys brush??? thanks |
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Re: spraying parts
Simple. I spray everything I can, and I brush whatever is impractical to spray. What can and can't be sprayed varies by car, kit, and builder's skills.
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Re: spraying parts
Since I don't have an air brush yet, I do alot of brush painting and masking. I cut up my sprues leaving number then spray what I can. I've found that acrylics give me better control and less brush lines than enamels, but you must prime!
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Re: spraying parts
do you guys spray before you punch it out of the plastic holders? or do you glue everything 1st?
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Re: spraying parts
I pour the paint into the box and shake....
![]() It depends on the part and what you prefer. Personally, I remove 99.9% of parts from the sprue, clean up mold lines with sand sticks and/or hobby knife, stick the parts onto bamboo skewers with double-sided tape and then prime and spray everything with my airbrush.
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Guideline for happy modeling: Practice on scrap. Always try something new. Less is more. "I have a plan so cunning, you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel" - Edmund Blackadder |
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Re: spraying parts
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Paint as much as you can before assembling with glue - if you've got paint on a part where it's got to be glued, carefully remove the paint with your Xacto.
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