Fluroscent Green Paint
05-26-2013, 09:36 PM
#1
Fluroscent Green Paint
Which brand is better than Tamiya for fluro green ?
I find Tamiya not fluro enough.
Thanks for answering.
I find Tamiya not fluro enough.
Thanks for answering.
05-27-2013, 12:23 AM
#2
If you want real flour effect you have to mix your own color and spray it with an airbrush.
watch the bodies of german driver Thilo Tödtmann. I paint the bodies for him and I use:
Createx Wicked-Colors flour green combined with wicked-colors UV-glow base and W100 reducer. to back it I use wicked white.
this combination is best to have a bright car even in dark areas of a track. Every other flour colour looks pale compared to this one!
watch the bodies of german driver Thilo Tödtmann. I paint the bodies for him and I use:
Createx Wicked-Colors flour green combined with wicked-colors UV-glow base and W100 reducer. to back it I use wicked white.
this combination is best to have a bright car even in dark areas of a track. Every other flour colour looks pale compared to this one!
05-27-2013, 05:05 AM
#3
If you want real flour effect you have to mix your own color and spray it with an airbrush.
watch the bodies of german driver Thilo Tödtmann. I paint the bodies for him and I use:
Createx Wicked-Colors flour green combined with wicked-colors UV-glow base and W100 reducer. to back it I use wicked white.
this combination is best to have a bright car even in dark areas of a track. Every other flour colour looks pale compared to this one!
watch the bodies of german driver Thilo Tödtmann. I paint the bodies for him and I use:
Createx Wicked-Colors flour green combined with wicked-colors UV-glow base and W100 reducer. to back it I use wicked white.
this combination is best to have a bright car even in dark areas of a track. Every other flour colour looks pale compared to this one!
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