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Nathan T You can also spray the basecolor again after your done masking, so if there is any bleed-through, it wont' show as its the same color as the underlying paint.
You can also spray the basecolor again after your done masking, so if there is any bleed-through, it wont' show as its the same color as the underlying paint.
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The usual process for this is...
Coat of paint, allow to fully cure as usual.
Apply your masking tape, carefully rubbing down the edges as usual.
THEN, a quick clear coat to seal up any tiny spots that could potentially bleed through on you.
It's an extra layer od security, so to speak, but won't make up for sloppy tape work, so make sure you're just as careful as usual when applying the tape.
I've heard of modelers applying a clearcoat to prevent bleeds under masking tape. Is this done after it is dry or after the other top coat of paint is applied?
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