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  1. komdgurhan
    Many congrats for such a finish with such a kit ...👍👍👍 Your custom work on the model, especially curved decking, packed sails and futhermore paint without using primer, is an attempt that most of the experienced modellers won't dare to do ... 😉😉😉
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    ????????? ........
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  16. komdgurhan
    1. Stir the media well before use. 2. Thin with cellulosic thinner. 3. Apply multiple thin coats till achieving the desired result ( with airbrush if available )and give some flush off time between coats. 4. Let it dry at least 48 hours in a dustless and warm condition. 5. Try not to use gloss paints ..... make it shiny with gloss clear coats at the end .
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    Looking forward for the glasscase ....
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  25. komdgurhan
    Guess I remember this advice from somewhere ......
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    I'm afraid he can ....
  27. komdgurhan
    So you are trying to apply the material too thick .... Increase your thinning ratio and work layer by layer .... and give some time to dry for each layer ....
  28. komdgurhan
    Whatever you do with brush, you will get a wavy look between matt and satin ..... this is the nature of matt cote .... you can't be able to spread the particles evenly in the material, which causes the matt look, with brush .... try spray varnishes then ....
  29. komdgurhan
    If you are using the matt clear cote with brush or roller , it's mostly impossible to get an even and homogene matt look .... If you are using airbrush, stir the material well, slightly increase your thinning ratio, slightly increase the pressure ( up to 1-1,2 bar ) and slightly increase your application distance from the surface ..... but first, try all these on another surface and see the result
  30. komdgurhan
    Cool boat, cool weathering and nice fabric parts ..... I guess they are not tea bag ...

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