Model Master Metalizer question.

Hi Frank,I've used several times MM metalizer and I go in two ways:for a not too bright result I prime with tamiya primer (the super fine,white),while if you need a very bright surface you'ld prime with a glossy black.Anyway the surfaces must be perfect and off of any scrath or fingerprints.The primer helps a lot.To mask use a very low tac tape....ONLY AFTER sealing the metalizer..... Study the better way to mask  as less as possible...........I hope to be usefull.....Ciao Enrico.

P.S.A good method to achive different shade of metal is to primer in different way same panels.........and then spray only one kind of metalizer that will react over the different primers with differents shades,to prime you can use :white,light grey,black,and gloss black.So doing you can mask less...................

Model master metallizer does not mask well with tape,if you must use post-its or para-film

Thanks, that's good advice.  I'll use a combination of varied primer colors and different buffing techniques to get different shades of metal! 

Hi.....if you want.. show us the result........Enrico