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It looks almost ike too thin a base metallic coat and too heavy a clear coat. It looks like the clear coat has partially re-liquefied the metallic coat and caused the swirl-like effects. I suspect an acrylic (non-aerosol) clear coat would not have caused this effect.. I have observed something similar when applying clear acrylic over metallic acrylic paints.
carsanab Take a look Hawk.....what do you think?? should I strip it all down....or spray over again with the aluminum and seal again....I m afraid of too many coats too.. Carlos
Take a look Hawk.....what do you think??
should I strip it all down....or spray over again with the aluminum and seal again....I m afraid of too many coats too..
Carlos
Carlos,
I'd say spray again.
After a dry time of 48 hrs. and a scrub with a scotch brite. Brown or finner.
Did you prime beforehand and with what?
In any event don't strip, and all progressive coats keep as thin as possible.
Your coat wallered or could not find a place to stick. all is not lost.
Dr
Just build it (and post pics when youre done)
Instead of using Kleenex, which is made here in my home town, use coffee filters instead. They are cheap and lint free.
Gerald "Hawkeye" Voigt
http://hawkeyes-squawkbox.com/
"Its not the workbench that makes the model, it is the modeler at the workbench."
actualluy i used the sealer from MM soray can...I wiped down the nmf before adding the sealer with a kleenex....and blew off any possible lint....strange,,,,i will look at it again when I get home....maybe they have cleared up...if possible I will take a pic...
cs
Contamination either on the surface or something from a previous use of your airbrush. Water maybe? How's your moisture trap looking? Drained your tank lately?
Which reminds me, I need to drain mine, got some painting to do later this evening.
spots...
Spots or bubbles that look like spots?
I just sprayed Model Master sealer over MM aluminun non buffing which has had a couple of days curing time...as the sealer has dried Im getting some spotting on the finish...any one might know why??
carlos
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