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  • coachman
    SMF Supporters
    • May 2007
    • 66

    #16
    Hi Derek,another lovely model,afraid I've never heard of Rub n Buff is it sprayed or brushed.

    I checked the price of the Talon products the paint is in 30ml.bottles the powders which are

    optional for buffing also 30ml.are priced $5.99. All three work out about £11 plus p&p this

    seems very reasonable compared to normal acrylics which are usually about 17ml. & just

    under £2,if I bought in uk I would still have postage so I will have to weigh up the difference.

    Cheers John.

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    • AlanG
      • Dec 2008
      • 6296

      #17
      John. Have to say i've never heard of Talon paints before but after looking at the link that was posted and watching the vid i have to say i'm impressed. Might have to try it myself lol

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      • coachman
        SMF Supporters
        • May 2007
        • 66

        #18
        Hi Allyne, I,ll give you details sometime Tues.when I contact to buy, as you say

        they look the real deal. In the mail I received from them they said they post

        frequently to UK. John

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        • coachman
          SMF Supporters
          • May 2007
          • 66

          #19
          Hi,went through the buying procedure for Talon Paints. To buy 30ml.of paint, one jar of aluminium powder, one jar of steel powder,using both can give a chrome finish, costs £11.14

          postage is £8.46. Under £20 with postage for the amount you get seems reasonable to me

          so when I retrieve my cards I'll give it a try. I hope this doesn't mean I have to post my

          so so attempts at modelling after I've tried it lol. Have a nice day,John

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          • AlanG
            • Dec 2008
            • 6296

            #20
            It most certainly does John lol

            Oh and thanks

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            • Guest

              #21
              Originally posted by \
              Hi Derek,another lovely model,afraid I've never heard of Rub n Buff is it sprayed or brushed.I checked the price of the Talon products the paint is in 30ml.bottles the powders which are

              optional for buffing also 30ml.are priced $5.99. All three work out about £11 plus p&p this

              seems very reasonable compared to normal acrylics which are usually about 17ml. & just

              under £2,if I bought in uk I would still have postage so I will have to weigh up the difference.

              Cheers John.
              Hi John, it comes in a 15mL tube which you apply by wiping onto the model with a cloth and then gently buffing off with cotton wool, see link below for the supplier I used. One tube would do a few aircraft, you don't use much.

              Craft Materials - Rub n Buff Wax Metallic Finish - ArtiFolk for Great Value Arts and Crafts

              Have a look at my 'under construction' build of my lightning for more details. I used the Silver Leaf. Good luck and cheers Derek

              http://www.scale-models.co.uk/planes-helicopters/11101-e-e-lightning-f6-1-48-airfix-6.html

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              • coachman
                SMF Supporters
                • May 2007
                • 66

                #22
                Hi Derek,thanks for the info but I took the plunge with the Talon paint this afternoon.

                I'll have a look at your build, it did look nice and I'll save the link for a possible future

                build. I went with Talon as it seemed a very reasonable price,paint 30ml. two lots

                of powder plus p&p worked out at £19.53. From their video it ticked all the boxes

                time alone will tell. Thanks for taking the time to contact me.Taking a look at your

                build now. John

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                • coachman
                  SMF Supporters
                  • May 2007
                  • 66

                  #23
                  Back again Derek,have looked at all your Lightning pictures,looks great. When I've used

                  the Talon paint I think I will get some rub n buff and try that for comparison. Hope I'm

                  able to get somewhere close to your standard. Be in touch somewhere down the line.

                  Thanks a lot. John

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                  • AlanG
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 6296

                    #24
                    John. I tried a new technique tonight that i found ages ago but never had the time to try out. It doesn't involve an airbrush although you could prime the kit first i suppose. But like with any NMF surface prep is essential. It is messy though so do it in an area that is easy to clean up after yourself. Have a look at these pics on an old matchbox fw190 i tried it on. Took me 5 mins to do this. If you are interested then have a look at this link Eastern Suburbs Scale Modelling Club

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                    • Guest

                      #25
                      :darn:I would be very interested in this. Web page will not load for me.

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                      • AlanG
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 6296

                        #26
                        Loads for me Tony. Anyone else have probs?

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                        • Guest

                          #27
                          Hi John, look forward to seeing how you get on with Talon thats what this Forum is all about - exchanging ideas and techniques. Look forward to seeing some photos in due course. Cheers Derek

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                          • Guest

                            #28
                            Tried it on a couple of browsers and still wont load.

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                            • Guest

                              #29
                              Last post disregard.. I try it one more time and it loads....

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