PC10 paint & satin fuelproofer for WW1 models
Posted: March 21st, 2024, 9:41 pm
Hi Guys,
I'm after some advice on finishing a third scale Mick Reeves Camel. I know you Dawn Patrol pilots will have solved this problem many times before. I would like to know what PC10 paint you use, and what fuel proofer, if any you use. (the model is petrol powered) I have the Gluelines/Spectra PC10 aerosols which looks to my eyes to be about the right colour, but it dries matt. i have tried there satin lacquer over the top of it. but it just doesn't look right. Perhaps i could use a different brand of satin proofer, but i'm concerned about paint adhesion ? I am hoping that maybe someone could advise me on a tried and tested paint solution. I do have a compressor, so could use that if the paint suggested only comes in that format. Thanks in advance. Best Regards Kev
I'm after some advice on finishing a third scale Mick Reeves Camel. I know you Dawn Patrol pilots will have solved this problem many times before. I would like to know what PC10 paint you use, and what fuel proofer, if any you use. (the model is petrol powered) I have the Gluelines/Spectra PC10 aerosols which looks to my eyes to be about the right colour, but it dries matt. i have tried there satin lacquer over the top of it. but it just doesn't look right. Perhaps i could use a different brand of satin proofer, but i'm concerned about paint adhesion ? I am hoping that maybe someone could advise me on a tried and tested paint solution. I do have a compressor, so could use that if the paint suggested only comes in that format. Thanks in advance. Best Regards Kev