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Old 01-09-2003, 05:40 PM
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smoke spray paint???
tamiya smoke does it come in a can form??? if not, is there any other company that makes it (spray can form)??? cuz i want to tint the windows of my toyota bB and don't want to brush it on. and to make things more complicated i don't even own an airbrush and comp. kit.

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Smoke doesn't make a good tinter. You're better off getting some real window tint at a shop, or using camera negatives.
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Smoke doesn't make a good tinter. You're better off getting some real window tint at a shop, or using camera negatives.
thanx!!! well, duh!!!
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someone suggested using Model Masters Transparent Black.. ive never used it.. Has anyone???
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Talking I have seen Transparent Black
I would reccomend using the same. transparent blck. I have seen it beofre at a hobby shop.
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dont even bother with testor's transparent black spray. It doesnt look good for big clear parts (i.e. windows ).
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