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Post by rhy on Jun 14, 2012 14:17:45 GMT 8
How can I apply mr color gold no. 5
Hope all the pro help me
thanks
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Post by Rayloke on Jun 14, 2012 20:32:41 GMT 8
 for hand paint, apply it using a brush. For ab, just put in hand piece n spray... i dont quite get your question... |
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Post by klay on Jun 14, 2012 21:46:12 GMT 8
Classic!
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Post by PAK on Jun 15, 2012 0:48:31 GMT 8
hahaha. good question. good answer.
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Post by honeymic on Jun 15, 2012 14:33:34 GMT 8
Epic~~~~
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Post by tos on Jun 15, 2012 14:37:45 GMT 8
I guess primer - gloss black - optional pearl Moonstone - gold - optional clear yellow will produce good gold color from my experience.
Thanks.
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Post by klay on Jun 15, 2012 23:36:21 GMT 8
To be very honest.. there's no way to reproduce an accurate gold color.. you see.. any available gold paint in the market is actually silver metallic flake in clear orange paint.
Which is only meant to stimulate gold effect...
Stainless steel or chrome effect can still be replicated quite close to real one using ginsan kisuttte (i can't remember correct spelling), it's some powder base that you need to rub on gloss surface, preferably black.
Or Alclad II's chrome/aluminium.
I've yet seen a gold type (both ginsan or alclad), and if I'm not wrong alclad's gold is still not very convincing (it's hue and sheen).
Closest I believe would be Mr. Color metallizer brass or gold (which need to buff type).
Unfortunately these will lose shine after some time and it can't be clear coated without any compromise of the achieved shine/reflectiveness.
Once clear-coated, it will become dull.
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Post by rhy on Jun 16, 2012 18:53:50 GMT 8
does Mr color gold need to thin? i m using airbrush
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Post by Rayloke on Jun 18, 2012 15:17:40 GMT 8
u say u r already using air brush right? Put some gold paint into your hand piece n spray. if it comes out well then no need to thin lor. If it doesn;t comes out well, either it clog the hand piece or the dots are rough n big, then thin it.
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for hand paint, apply it using a brush. For ab, just put in hand piece n spray...
