Hi all,
Sorry if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find it during a search of past posts. I also checked Swanny's guide on Future, but didn't find the exact answer I was looking for (though I looked over it rather quickly and may have missed it).
Anyways, my question: Are enamels okay to airbrush over a coat of Future? I airbrushed my P-40 with enamels, followed by a coat of Future, followed by decals, then a final coat of Future. After that, and letting the Future cure for several weeks, I applied an artist's oil/turpenoid wash. Either some of the recessed panel lines aren't too deep, or (if this is even possible) I applied to much Future. The result is that the wash unevenly flowed in the lines, and in places overflowed the lines and tended to "spot" the areas around the lines.
I'm not overly pleased with the result, and am rather hesitant to try and rub the surface any more to remove these spots. Since I'm doing a North African-based P-40, I was thinking of applying a light misting of some thinned enamel "Sand" that I have on hand, in hopes that this might help hide some of these blemishes and add a bit more weathering to the plane. I just didn't want this light, misted coat of enamel to damage the underlying Future.
Will I be okay doing this, or does anyone have any other ideas to help alleviate this problem?
Hope this makes sense, and thanks in advance for any replies.
Mark