Matte Top Coat Gunpla at Phillip Hayes blog

Matte Top Coat Gunpla. Matte top coat is the ultimate finishing solution for beginning gunpla builders. Matte top coat seals the applied panel lines. Fixing frosting with another coat is a well known fix, since the thinner can reactivate the previous layer of coating and can help remove the. Grab a spare section of the clear spru and try the topcoat on it to see if you like it or not. If you only have matte on hand, that’s fine, too. It’s inexpensive, it doesn’t take much time, and it goes a long way. This makes them good for simulating a realistic finish and also for hiding small imperfections. Gloss top coat, used to protect the paint and to give it a smooth surface for panel lining and adding decals. Top coats also serve to protect the underlying paint and details while the difference between a matte and gloss finish can dramatically change the feel of a project. The distance of spraying the top coat to the model. Separating parts (legs, waist, arms, head) is better than extending the parts when top coating. It's not a look for everyone, but a matte look to the clear parts can definitely be a good look.

Gloss top coat, used to protect the paint and to give it a smooth surface for panel lining and adding decals. It’s inexpensive, it doesn’t take much time, and it goes a long way. If you only have matte on hand, that’s fine, too. Fixing frosting with another coat is a well known fix, since the thinner can reactivate the previous layer of coating and can help remove the. This makes them good for simulating a realistic finish and also for hiding small imperfections. Top coats also serve to protect the underlying paint and details while the difference between a matte and gloss finish can dramatically change the feel of a project. Grab a spare section of the clear spru and try the topcoat on it to see if you like it or not. The distance of spraying the top coat to the model. Matte top coat is the ultimate finishing solution for beginning gunpla builders. Separating parts (legs, waist, arms, head) is better than extending the parts when top coating.

MG Wing Gundam Ver. Ka clean build with matte top coat and clear green

Matte Top Coat Gunpla This makes them good for simulating a realistic finish and also for hiding small imperfections. Fixing frosting with another coat is a well known fix, since the thinner can reactivate the previous layer of coating and can help remove the. Separating parts (legs, waist, arms, head) is better than extending the parts when top coating. If you only have matte on hand, that’s fine, too. Matte top coat seals the applied panel lines. Gloss top coat, used to protect the paint and to give it a smooth surface for panel lining and adding decals. Matte top coat is the ultimate finishing solution for beginning gunpla builders. It’s inexpensive, it doesn’t take much time, and it goes a long way. It's not a look for everyone, but a matte look to the clear parts can definitely be a good look. The distance of spraying the top coat to the model. Top coats also serve to protect the underlying paint and details while the difference between a matte and gloss finish can dramatically change the feel of a project. This makes them good for simulating a realistic finish and also for hiding small imperfections. Grab a spare section of the clear spru and try the topcoat on it to see if you like it or not.