I was wondering how you solve the Japanese gun problem… As in the gun (top part anyway) cracks and goes back to orange after painting it, even with 3 layers of top coat on it… Has anyone found a solution for this? Any suggestions would help. Thanks in advance! :-D
What kind of primer are you using?
Actually I’m in Korea, so I’m only able to get what they have at the model store here locally. They have a Japanese company for the spray after you’re finished painting but didn’t see any primer (that I know of)… I might have to ask a friend to translate for me to get what I need…
Actually I’m in Korea, so I’m only able to get what they have at the model store here locally. They have a Japanese company for the spray after you’re finished painting but didn’t see any primer (that I know of)… I might have to ask a friend to translate for me to get what I need…
You definately want to use a good primer. Something that will bond to plastic preferably, such as Krylon Fusion, would work best. If you do that, you should have much better results.
Noted, I’ll go search after the holidays… Thanks!
Even Better… find yourself a nice Korean girl after the holidays, and get laid, instead of worrying about how to make your paint stick to A&A pieces :D
Even Better… find yourself a nice Korean girl after the holidays, and get laid, instead of worrying about how to make your paint stick to A&A pieces :D
Way ahead of ya man… 6 years with one already!
Oh man! That’s marriage!
good for you. are you married or thinking about it?
Even Better… find yourself a nice Korean girl after the holidays, and get laid, instead of worrying about how to make your paint stick to A&A pieces :D
I second that. Use your stick and paint the girl! :-D
Well, getting laid is good, but a good primer last forever.
Hahaha… I’m 25, we’ve talked about it and probably in a few years. There’s no rush.
Aren’t too many hobbies to have in Korea to be honest. Going out and drinking gets old, this little project actually saves me money by keeping me in the house :lol:
