Only just realized that there's a proper "painting" thread. My bad.
Sifus, Im renting a room for the foreseable future, so i cant use a spray can outside in the yard.
A friend suggested I can use a small-ish air brush hooked up to compressed air can to spray acrylic indoors. Is that a bad idea?
Does something like.. an airbrush, hoodbox rental service exist? like where I can bring my paints there and use their airbrush for a price?

I've got very limited space in here, so it's one study table that also holds my laptop. But I can move that to the side if needed.

Best painting plamo workstation money can buy today.... this whole thing weighs 24kg before even putting on your tools and paint!!

Demm Arttystation is so expensive.. alternatively can go for Thailand brand Ten In One hobby'tool or Chick Master even tho the selection is limited

has anyone had experience using that Samurai brand primer for gunpla priming? Or any other hardware store primer? I've got some vallejo paints and my previous attempt to hand paint primer was quite shit. So I'm looking for an alternative.

in sarawak. Can't find a black primer spray. All I can find is a Mr Hobby Aqueous Primer grey at RM 50, which is a bit much...

Painting my MG Jesta.

Can't fit an airbrush into my room to use and I can't justify the cost of a portable airbrush since I'm not sure how much gunpla I'm gonna get to actually do.

not recommended samurai for primer... finishing not smooth, you will see particles

anyways, order online la

Cannot. cant ship from West Malaysia to East malaysia.
In East malaysia only got Mr Hobby surfacer or aqueous surfacer, but both grey

Got told the Finishing Surfacer doesn't work well with the Vallejo brand paints.

Try order from this shop in sabah ? https://www.facebook.com/HOBBYKINGDOMS

Dear sifus, wondering if :

2. This spray can safe to be used on gunpla?

Feedbacks much appreciated. 🤗🤗🤗

2. I only have some experience with Anchor one and it seem to work well. You can just test with random plastic runner to see if it eat it. Just make sure to not put thick coat on it.

Hi, I was wondering if any other modellers have experiences using commercial aerosol spray paints/clearcoats, in whether:
1. Did it damage the plastic
2. Did it affect cementing/gluing
3. Did it affect decals sticking to the surface after painting

I found this article:
Spray paints in hobby shops are specially formulated for plastic models - they have a "cool" chemical composition that's harmless to delicate plastic parts. Paints in auto-parts and hardware stores, however, are quite the opposite. Most of these fast-drying paints contain "hot" solvents that can damage plastic. To use one of these hot paints on plastic, you'll need a barrier of primer between the paint and the plastic.