Best way to apply Modelmaster acryl clear green

I just brushed it on both sides.  This is Tamiya's not MM acryl...

hth,

Austin 

Thanks guys.  i just tried a modification of Austin's methos and dipped the whole window in the paint!  Looks a lot better than my brushed on job.  I gotta get better at airbrushing.  thanks for the replies.

   Ray

Try adding food coloring to future and use this technique, it really helped me out.

http://www.scaleworkshop.com/workshop/video13bg_1.htm

ccolina 

Ccolina,

   Thanks for the tip.  I might try that out as well.

         Ray
 

Howdy ccolina,

Many thx for the link.  A nice simple video that....but after viewing it I have to ask the question.

Why go to the trouble of pouring out a measure of Future and thereby contaminating it so that the piece can be "dipped" instead of having the Future brushed on, only to THEN use the brush all over the piece to remove pooling.....seems like it would simpler and less wasteful to just brush it on in the first place....Future is, after all, a 'self-leveling' compound.

But then, what do I know.  :-)

Tread. 

rotorwash wrote:

Thanks guys.  i just tried a modification of Austin's methos and dipped the whole window in the paint!  Looks a lot better than my brushed on job.  I gotta get better at airbrushing.  thanks for the replies.    Ray

You gotta come down to the AB clinics!~ we need to hold another one this summer for a coupleof new members.

 Ray you heading this way on Saturday?

David

David,

  I will be inbound Friday.  Hopefully, with a little somethin' for the show!

          Ray