Model Master sprays...New formula?

I have had troubles with a number of new Testors spray cans- especially the clears- but even the color cans seem to act a bit different.

Enamels take a long time to set, but on the other hand, I always take the masking tape off as soon as possible.  That means second, third coats, etc.  need to be done expeditiously.

If you need to sand between coats, that is something else, you can sand off any tape marks, but then always get the tape off the last coat ASAP.

Cadet Chuck

I suspect Testors and other paint manufacturers have been under pressure to change their formulas from the whacko environmental activists, based on nonsensical false premises.

If you can't get good paint anymore, there goes the hobby down the drain.  I recommend Tamiya, Vallejo, and other off-shore brands if you can get them.

Sad state of affairs, ain't it?

This is disturbing, and I hope false. They can dance around the maypole on their own time, but leave my hobby alone!

Well this is a scary notion - its already hard enough to get Tamia primer, just think how hard it will be to get stuff shipped from Hong Kong, and in limited numbers - I like my acrylic for some stuff but I'm all about enamels - I really hope manufacturers don't fall into the environmental trap! 

Without a doubt.....I actually heard a rumor that Testors was going to do away with their entire enamel line and go with acrylics only. Of course, I doubt this is true. If it is, I'm hurtin'.

I suspect Testors and other paint manufacturers have been under pressure to change their formulas from the whacko environmental activists, based on nonsensical false premises.

If you can't get good paint anymore, there goes the hobby down the drain.  I recommend Tamiya, Vallejo, and other off-shore brands if you can get them.

Sad state of affairs, ain't it?