Can any of you folks recommend a liquid masking product that will work with acrylics?
I have used several of these successfully with enamels, but they all failed with the Testors acrylics (MM or PollyScale), leaving behind a pretty-adherent layer of gummy paint that was no easier to remove than the actual paint. I'm guessing that spraying a water based paint over a water-based masking product just won't do...
THanks,
Liquid mask for acrylics
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Re: Liquid mask for acrylics
Gunze Sangyo Mr. Maskingsol works well but you need to apply two or three thin layers.AndrexP wrote:Can any of you folks recommend a liquid masking product that will work with acrylics?
I have used several of these successfully with enamels, but they all failed with the Testors acrylics (MM or PollyScale), leaving behind a pretty-adherent layer of gummy paint that was no easier to remove than the actual paint. I'm guessing that spraying a water based paint over a water-based masking product just won't do...
THanks,
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The only liquid mask I've ever used that did not result in a solid half hour of cursing is Parma's Magic Mask. It's made specifically for clear lexan R/C car bodies, but I use it on regular models all the time.
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