yeah local i dont think got sell. i just bought 1 from hk. so will be trying it out soon. will share once i did

though hlj backorder, i think they will somehow restock later.......

new in modeling here, having my first project with my GodKeron , start up with normal gundam marker and was thinking to do some spraying and i wonder, any difference if i use normal hardware shop spray compare to 'official' gunpla-ing spray? i opt for spraying coz cant afford to get spray-gun in early stage

dejavu question again....

dejavu answer...

hardware spray... - might melt your Godkeron

gunpla spray - what to say.. its damn safe for your godkeron

even keroro's latent god like powers might not be enough to tahan some of tle spray cans corrosiveness!

lol, thank you thank you, read through thread, maybe not concentrate enough and miss out the Q&A wanna budget ma, seems like cannot budget then have to buy liao but in penang area usually gunpla stuff slightly higher price 1

but nippon pylox paint is safe on gunplas ma.. still cheaper than official gunpla paints that u said =)

Whats the difference between

Mr Mark Softer
Mr Mark Setter?

de ja vu question also... lol

softer for places where u put ur decals got "longkang" part.... something like ------- a "longkang" softer, softens it then the decals looks natural...

for mark setter, after putting decal, apply on top.. it will slightly melt the decal so that it look natural painted on it..
NOTE: for green type decal not obvious but i use it for water slides, it makes a difference

so it is the softer then that i need

btw, do you guys 'gloss coat' your gunplas b4 applying the decals or is this an overkill?

usually modellers will spray a layer of coat then decals then another layer of coat but it's up 2 u...

I want to redo an SD Kampfer. Will Mr Thinner remove both the flat topcoat and ALL traces of paint?

can...but i suggest u get a new kit....it will cost lower....

mr thinner is not cheap....

but my kit is nearly 20 years old... i repainted it last month, but not satisfied with the results. time to scrub scrub methinks.

This post has been edited by madmoz: Aug 13 2008, 12:28 AM

the choice is yours.......

i treat mr thinner as a expensive stuff for dillute the paint...not a item for remove paint....

Instead of keep on saying Mr.Thinner expensive, isn't it better for you to provide another solutions other than Mr.Thinner?

P/S : I use Mr.Thinner to remove paint. Yes, I have to use it damn carefully,not to waste even 1 drop..

errr....me cant find a better solution to remove paint la.....u ingat me GOD meh.....

u can use brake fluid....super cheap...but later your model become fragile, break into pieces, dont cry....

unless the model kit is very expensive, if not i rather get a new box or get the parts if want to repaint......

i read that gunze has a mr. paint remover. Apa itu?

never try b4 ler.....u can get to try, n giv us feedback...

i know it works on pinky, aka pvc material...not sure abt gunpla....

if let say i clean my brush using normal thinner ok or not?
next use give problem to the gunpla?

usually we clean our brush using normal thinner ma, so rich use hobby thinner mer
wash d, next time use no problem one ma.. nthg will happen to gunpla