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By By Rattlecans...
I'm going to take the jump to an airbrush for painting my plugs. The little 2 ounce bottles of Createx paint. Do any of the various types need to be diluted at all before use? (ie: transparent, opaque pearl)
Anyone use Testor enamels thinned with mineral spirits? |
well if your anything like me you will always have a soft spot for a good spray can lol...
still do most of my painting with cans but the brush does have it's place in my building... good luck and dont go cheep trust me... |
John .. hang onto your rattle cans .. superior paint ,,imho .. I've gone to base coat with rattle cans and bells and whistles with airbrush .. bells and whistles = scales,dot eyes,pogey dots ,,pink lines..
I've since dropped the bells and whistles and been just going base coats .. yellow ,,white, blue/white,, fish are not that fussy .. |
I'm hanging on th the rattle cans. I got too many of them... If the nozzles would just stop clogging up... Yeah, it's the detail work I want to play around with, but I think you're right. Basic colors work pretty good. Question. Do you put a layer of epoxy or other kind of sealer between your oil based base coat and the water based createx paints?
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you can't put rattle can paint over createx .. I do use an epoxy sealer before all this .. not too thick with the createx .. |
i shoot a clear over the base color befor i air brush..
this way if a dot or something you dont like you can wipe it off. i also shoot a 2nd coat of clear after i get the detail work the way i want it. than go epoxy.... |
Smitty. What do you use for a clear coat?
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clear spray from a can and than i e-tex for the top coat of epoxy
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You are going to dig the airbrush.........It'll open up a new realm for you......Mixing colors, fine designs, etc.....Not to mention the "less toxic" factor. Good luck with it
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