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MonsterZero The wash would form droplets that just sat there, but they would not flow along the details...
The wash would form droplets that just sat there, but they would not flow along the details...
What wash do you use? Oil or enamel washes hardly form droplets because of their low surface tension.
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I find that artist oil paint diluted in Turp flows very well on all sharp details. Make certain that if your metallic paint is not acrylic then you need an acrylic gloss barrier to protect the paint. The gloss will aid in flowing along the details.
If you were using an acrylic wash then a drop or two of dishwashing soap helps in breaking the surface tension of the wash.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
what did you use as a wash?
My F-100 Super Sabre model has many parts painted with metal paints, such as landing gear doors. I would like to apply some dark washes and weathering to them so they don't look like parts of a toy.I had problems in the past where I tried to add a dark wash or a dark tint to such a part and the wash would just not flow properly on a surface painted natural metal. The wash would form droplets that just sat there, but they would not flow along the details...
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