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what is Overspray technique

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what is Overspray technique
Posted by chrysler_jerry on Friday, August 28, 2009 7:32 AM

I was reading the current issue of Fine Scale Modeler magazine. In the reader gallary on page 38 there was a photo of a Panzer III Ausf L. In the notes on the model it stated that there was a base coat of gray, and then an OVERSPRAY WHITE. Is this a technique. To me overspray is appling to much paint on a part or section of a model, and you need to correct this mistake. If this is a technique, what is the procedure. Please clairify. Thanks to anyone reponding in advance.

 

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Posted by MikeV on Friday, August 28, 2009 11:41 AM

I would assume they are talking about mixing a very weak white paint and spraying it on the model from further away to produce a washed out appearance from sun damage on the paint.

 

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Posted by model maniac 96 on Friday, August 28, 2009 11:54 AM
 MikeV wrote:

I would assume they are talking about mixing a very weak white paint and spraying it on the model from further away to produce a washed out appearance from sun damage on the paint.

 

 

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