jham

Any good tips on camoflaging with an air brush. I wanted to do this to my GWS A-10.

Thanks,

Jim

nedyob

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Hi There,
I used it right from the can , I sprayed on the tan first. After drying, I applied the medium green, then after that dried I applied the drk. forest Green. When that all dried I used a satin clear coat (fuel proofed)
This is how mine turned out.
NEDYOB

jettstarblue

Cut out different shapes, and hold them at 1-2" away, and spray through. Nice feathered edge.

Jetts

Steve Collins

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Always spray the lightest color first, then the next lightest, and so on. With an airbrush, you get the nice feathered edges without having to use anything else.

Check out the F-86 in my gallery. Painted entirely with an airbrush. The camo colors are Testors Modelmaster, the red and white are Chevron Perfect paint. Pictures were taken while the plane was dusty and waiting for the weather to warm up enough to spray the clearcoat.

The F-86 is now clearcoated with automotive flat clear with outstanding results.

foxx

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jettes how do you keep these shape away frpm the plane. Do you just hold them

jettstarblue

Foxx,
Yes, just hold it, and turn it in various directions. Changing the distance helps too.
Jetts

foxx

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Thanks for the tip Jett