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Tamiya P-47
- Thread starter Big10
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Even with sealer it's still coming off? 
Maybe a lacquer based sealer?
Maybe a lacquer based sealer?
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Even with sealer it's still coming off?
Maybe a lacquer based sealer?
Which would totally mess up the finish.
Big10
Well-known member
Even with sealer it's still coming off?
Maybe a lacquer based sealer?
No the sealer has stopped the residue. You just can't mask to say change the color of a panel as it will lift the sealer.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Have you tried the Tamyia x-22 clear gloss ?
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Dang man. Hate it, must be some way to stick it to the surface. How about pigment fixer?
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
If you must do masking, I might suggest post it notes that are de-tackified a little. That way there is very little adhesion, just enough to lightly spray over it.
Some staining.
Oh hell no...you're not getting away with just "some staining" :smack
Details man! It looks sweet!!! : :dude
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Fantastic 
Big10
Well-known member
I used Prismacolor fine line markers that come in a set with different colors. Has a few that work really well on the NMF. I used black on this one and traced the panel line and fanned out with a brush. Have to be careful as the ink does not dry to fast and can be smeared.
phantom II
Master at Arms
It's looking very nice . Did you ever get the finish sealed ?
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
She's looking awesome!
Big10
Well-known member
I sealed it with Model Masters Metalizer sealer but its still very delicate.
Alclad is the way to go if you want a Hassel free NMF finish.
Thanks all