the one you are using is the piston type, after 1/2 hr or so, need to shut off...if not...it will over heat...
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use compressor with a tank, this is better cos the Air will be more consistant and stable.
the one you are using is the piston type, after 1/2 hr or so, need to shut off...if not...it will over heat... |
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QUOTE(madmoz @ Apr 3 2009, 01:56 AM) http://www.bbs.afhobby.com/redirect.php?ti...stpost#lastpost this website is very useful...This might help. GAIA STAR BRIGHT GOLD NO.122   Thanks a lot....  Added on April 4, 2009, 9:07 pm QUOTE(cheokchuanyi @ Apr 4 2009, 06:40 PM) hi,i have a question to ask.after i use putty and sand paper on my model kits,what spraycan(like mr bright or topcoat)should i use to make the surface nice(or atleast cover the effect of sand paper) before i spary some color spraycan on it? Putty is to cover the seam line...The photo below is an example  This post has been edited by gundam76: Apr 4 2009, 09:08 PM |
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QUOTE(z3r0717 @ Apr 4 2009, 09:29 PM) there are alternative ways to get rid of the nip but it will be still visible... here is 1 exampleuse design knife to slowly cut the "extras" away... 1800-2000 grit sandpaper(this will leave scratches) these are the few ways i can think of...  |
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