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#42368 04-08-2012 GMT-5 hours |
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Hey everyone, How do I go about painting diffent shades of metal on the say surface of the wing. Useing metalizer paint? I guess what I want to say if how do I mask off the area's? Ed On the bench... |
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#42373 04-08-2012 GMT-5 hours |
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Ed I'm always used different types of alclad II, you can accomplish amazing results with those paint. Cheers Andre At the HANGAR: |
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#42374 04-08-2012 GMT-5 hours |
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If you want a brighter metallic loo, I recommend using aluminum foil. You can purchase Micro Foil Adhesive to apply the sheets yourself or get the kind that has the adhesive already on the back of it. Terry |
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#42379 04-08-2012 GMT-5 hours |
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Paints such as Alclad will give different results depending on the base you paint underneath it. if your base is gloss black, you'll get chrome. if your base is white, you'll get highly polished aluminum. if your base is one color (say, black) and you lightly sand it before applying alclad, you'll notice a light difference in shades after painting. There's also "silver leaf" if you want to work on metal paints after coating. Regards Eduardo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - |
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#42383 04-08-2012 GMT-5 hours |
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Thanks everyone.
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