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Best sprayable Brass please?

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    #16
    I think I’d better start a new thread

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    • Mr Bowcat
      SMF OG
      • Dec 2016
      • 4603
      • Bob
      • London

      #17
      I'd suggest also looking a the Mr Hobby Mr Metal buff-able range. I haven't tried their brass, but the colours I have tried spray lovely straight from the jar, leave a nice flat surface and can be buffed to a lovely shine.
      Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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      • Guest

        #18
        Originally posted by Mr Bowcat
        I'd suggest also looking a the Mr Hobby Mr Metal buff-able range. I haven't tried their brass, but the colours I have tried spray lovely straight from the jar, leave a nice flat surface and can be buffed to a lovely shine.
        Appreciate that particularly Bob, as I’d only just this minute thought I’d try them!

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        • Mr Bowcat
          SMF OG
          • Dec 2016
          • 4603
          • Bob
          • London

          #19
          I've just used their Iron for a few bits on my Tornado build and really was impressed. I went that way instead of Alclad mainly because I'd read about the smell issue, and as I have to spray indoors with my kids around I wanted something a bit more user friendly. :smiling3:

          Edited to add:

          Just seen you're a new member, welcome to the forum Max.
          Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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          • Guest

            #20
            Originally posted by Mr Bowcat
            I've just used their Iron for a few bits on my Tornado build and really was impressed. I went that way instead of Alclad mainly because I'd read about the smell issue, and as I have to spray indoors with my kids around I wanted something a bit more user friendly. :smiling3:

            Edited to add:

            Just seen you're a new member, welcome to the forum Max. :smiling3:
            Thanks Bob!

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            • Guest

              #21
              Originally posted by rtfoe
              Don't try brush painting with Tamiya
              Just apply a second coat and it’ll cover well enough.

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