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Mr Wax?
Got a can of Gunze Mr Wax today. It's an aerosol. How do I use it?
I tried spraying it on the model and rubbing immediately. I don't notice any shine. The spray is also terrible... it sputters all the way. They didn't include a ball bearing inside the spray can either.
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I used some turtle wax polishing compund on my llast model and got a good shine. Sorry, no advice for that stuff.
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You spray onto a soft cloth, and rub the body. It should have the same effect as Tamiya Modeling Wax, which is mainly to protect the paint or clear coat.
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Some wax questions..
Can clear parts be waxed, or do I have to be very careful to avoid them when going over the body with wax? Will Mr Wax help cover up microscratches in clear parts? Do I wax the body then apply Tamiya's adhesive metal stickers, or apply the stickers and wax over them?
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You can wax clear parts, assuming the wax contains no strong agents.
I'd wax over the stickers. |
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