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Fully cured Tamiya X and XF paints are dissolved by ~90% isopropyl alcohol.
Remind me again what "MLT" is?
Remind me again what "MLT" is?
I find that a little odd, given that the pre-shading technique depends on what you seem to be very good at: spraying thin layers that don't cover well, so you can control how much of the pre-shade comes through.here are 10-15 layers of paint sprayed extremely thin as if what they call a "filter" that I do as post-shading. I found pre-shading harder to control by the time I came to the end.
Mr. Leveling Thinner.Remind me again what "MLT" is?
Indeed. I think I can explain the dichotomy simply.I find that a little odd, given that the pre-shading technique depends on what you seem to be very good at: spraying thin layers that don't cover well, so you can control how much of the pre-shade comes through.
That is almost an understatement! I think roughly 30%, with ~70% water is a good compromise.Fully cured Tamiya X and XF paints are dissolved by ~90% isopropyl alcohol.