It's just the pallet for the artist. 
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MFH Abarth 1000-SP 1/12
- Thread starter paddy
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Heavens Eagle
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Something I have done in the past to get a really smooth finish with a gloss paint has been to take a compatible thinner and do a wet mist over the gloss paint. This worked well with Alclad gloss black and the blue paint on my Bugatti P100 aircraft. The pebble surface and orange peel just vanished leaving a gloss smooth finish that I didn't have to do anything to. Mr paint retarder thinner worked really well. I sprayed the thinner shortly after the paint had been all painted, before it had a chance to fully cure or dry and it worked like a champ.
Then I let it dry for several days and only things I had in it were a couple of small dust specks that I lightly leveled off.
Then I let it dry for several days and only things I had in it were a couple of small dust specks that I lightly leveled off.
