A few tips...
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A few tips...
I'm painting a body that requires a shadow. I read somewhere you could do this using black paint and just splatter it on gently. Is there any other ways of creating a decent shadow? Also, is Humbrol enamel paint ok or should i check in with some proper polycarbonate painy? I practiced with the enamel one on a bottle and it's holding ok....Thanks
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RE: A few tips...
Yes, I used enamel paint once and it worked well, although I used it as a backing coat for prismatics...
As for the shadows...just be sure to use a very small nozzle and practice on a piece of lexan...thats all I can think of...
As for the shadows...just be sure to use a very small nozzle and practice on a piece of lexan...thats all I can think of...
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RE: A few tips...
I've had the same problem. Here's the problem, user suggestions, and my re-try.............
[link=http://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21526&highlight=shadow]Shadow Tips[/link]
(also I think your enamel paint will spray a finer mist than the acrylic I was using)
[link=http://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21526&highlight=shadow]Shadow Tips[/link]
(also I think your enamel paint will spray a finer mist than the acrylic I was using)