Thanks, I've got some X-35 Semi-gloss clear arriving soon, so I'll try that first.Eric1968 wrote:I love to use Tamiya TS79 semi-gloss clear for satin varnish. Decanted ans spray with airbrush.
Satin Varnish - Which One?
Re: Satin Varnish - Which One?
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Re: Satin Varnish - Which One?
Gunze Sangyo. Mr.Hobby Semi-gloss Topcoat (B-502)
Re: Satin Varnish - Which One?
In terms of finish/lustre, how is that different from Gunze Sangyo C181 as recommended earlier in the thread?vadim wrote:Gunze Sangyo. Mr.Hobby Semi-gloss Topcoat (B-502)
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aerosol packingdr_gn wrote:In terms of finish/lustre, how is that different from Gunze Sangyo C181 as recommended earlier in the thread?vadim wrote:Gunze Sangyo. Mr.Hobby Semi-gloss Topcoat (B-502)
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Ah, OK thanks. I prefer airbrushing.Andrey wrote:aerosol packingdr_gn wrote:In terms of finish/lustre, how is that different from Gunze Sangyo C181 as recommended earlier in the thread?vadim wrote:Gunze Sangyo. Mr.Hobby Semi-gloss Topcoat (B-502)
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Re: Satin Varnish - Which One?
I have actually sandblasted RB Motion parts using a Paasche Air Eraser and then hit them with a black or grey wash to tone them down. Sometimes machines parts can look too jewelry like for my taste.
Re: Satin Varnish - Which One?
Exactly. I think satin varnish should give a similar effect to light blasting.Ffracer wrote:Sometimes machines parts can look too jewelry like for my taste.