WIP: 32 3W Coupe

Thank's!

The paper came of very easy, the down side is that it almost peels of by it self.

Care must be taken after the glue is dry so it won't come of before the paint is on.

But I think it worked very well and I will try it again, maybe it's a good trick on those complex camoflage patterns that's on tanks and planes. Don't know how it works on flat colours, maybe it will have to great bite to that surface?

Niclas

proosen wrote:

Thank's! The paper came of very easy, the down side is that it almost peels of by it self. Care must be taken after the glue is dry so it won't come of before the paint is on. But I think it worked very well and I will try it again, maybe it's a good trick on those complex camoflage patterns that's on tanks and planes. Don't know how it works on flat colours, maybe it will have to great bite to that surface? Niclas

If its white glue, then it water soluable so if it did stick real good, you could just flow some water onto it and clean it up like that without hurting your paint job. if your looking for a soft edge camo paint, this wouldn't work that well. To do a soft edge, you need the mask to be held off the surface just a little bit, and some guys even do them free hand!