LVZ2881 Posted January 6, 2008 Posted January 6, 2008 I have a nascar kit, molded in yellow, that I am going to repaint yellow, using clear pearl top coat with a white base, do I need to seal it since its going back yellow??? I am using Dupli primer and sealer, dupli bright white, and tamiya yellow and pearl... also, does anyone if the BIN sealer that has been touted on the board lately is compatible with any paint, and where can I get it??
935k3 Posted January 6, 2008 Posted January 6, 2008 I have a nascar kit, molded in yellow, that I am going to repaint yellow, using clear pearl top coat with a white base, do I need to seal it since its going back yellow??? I am using Dupli primer and sealer, dupli bright white, and tamiya yellow and pearl... also, does anyone if the BIN sealer that has been touted on the board lately is compatible with any paint, and where can I get it?? The white will have a slight tint but because you are painting yellow over it I do not think you need to seal it. Bin is available at Home Depot stores. It seams OK with any type of paint and it sands really well. It probably is better to airbrush it. Future acrylic can also be airbrushed to seal plastic. Read about here. Future
LVZ2881 Posted January 6, 2008 Author Posted January 6, 2008 The white will have a slight tint but because you are painting yellow over it I do not think you need to seal it. Bin is available at Home Depot stores. It seams OK with any type of paint and it sands really well. It probably is better to airbrush it. Future acrylic can also be airbrushed to seal plastic. Read about here. Future the BIN is available in spray can, right?? I dont have an airbrush...
935k3 Posted January 6, 2008 Posted January 6, 2008 the BIN is available in spray can, right?? I dont have an airbrush... BIN is available in a spray can. It comes out pretty sloppy and heavy but it sands well.
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