Can... use brake fluid =p

used wrong paint...

hmmm. gonna do research on it...


next will paint it orange...

looks like experiment failed...

sorry, noob here in painting figurine >__< any recommendation on what paint i should use?

This post has been edited by chizzu: Jan 6 2010, 05:35 PM

I'll help ask my friend as he always repaint his car model kits.. XD

check if the paint should be for pvc or metal or plastic ...

use the model thinner?

Airbrush it

interesting.... feel like wanna try too

can see finger print oo.....waa this is bootleg wan ah?? the face soo rosy

chizzu, the reason for it being so thicked was because of the base color (green in this case for miku). To paint it to white, using a green base is very hard to achieve.

What you should do now, is the remove the base color (i mean the white paint). AFAIK, dip them for a while in brake fluid or paint remover. Dont dip to long cause i heard, they will melt the plastics as well

Then, cover them with a layer of Primer. They are basically a layer of matt grey color paint, then only paint with a layer of White. Thats way, you probably only need to paint a layer or 2 of white, making it looking nicer.

This post has been edited by akachester: Jan 6 2010, 05:47 PM

it is... tamiya acrylic paint.

hmmm..


not so pro yet

lol. will you paint an ori nendo miku?

thinner and pvc = bad combination ..

i think.. you shouldnt paint her in the 1st place...

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Added on January 6, 2010, 5:48 pmowhh.. she's actually a bootleg punye ka??? you painted her so real!!! hehehe...

yeah, you need to decolorize the paint 1st.. then you paint... else it look layered...

This post has been edited by orestes: Jan 6 2010, 05:48 PM

hmmm. initially i wanted to do the 1st coat white but the more i paint the worse it got >___<

yeah... vibrator hand + brush can end wit not so good result... airbrush all the way ...

The best way for beginner painter (like me ) is to paint a thin layer of primer first, then only apply the paint. First put a thin layer of white paint (might not be perfect), let it dry, then paint another layer to perfect it Else, easier way, apply a layer of Primer, then spray it with those Tamiya Can Paint

This post has been edited by akachester: Jan 6 2010, 05:55 PM

dun use thinner...will get bad result as it will soften the pvc...

maybe u can try to find some color spray, it better than use the brush to paint

& remember to get flat color paint XD

but there is already thick thick layer of paint >__<

i guess i just abandon the project since i got no time to continue >__<

remove it using brake fluid will be better. So far I see my friend doing it w/o problem =)

hmmm. u mean those car brake fluid?