aucheukyan
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Think next time I will use white primer for my kits.
painting layers and layers of white on my grey primed kit is taking forever. Because of all the layers, the surface has become more rough....
you cant use pure white on grey, it will become dull, to spray white on grey primer, Max Watanabe in the max technique has brew a concoction of what he called 'gundam white' which has a small purple hue due to adding abit of fluorescent red and clear blue. Im not a colour expert but using his 'gundam white', I can produce a good shade of 'white', then he spray on pure white on more obvious locations to make a 3 tone shading. The 'gundam white' on black is not bad as seen from my guncannon head compared to my RX-78 which is pure white on black, both using max technique
for faster drying you should spray at a lower psi with thinner paints, i normally spray at 17psi with 1:4 ratio, takes around 6-8 layers for the opaque colours to cover completely, around 15 layers for clear paints, especially clear red, it be pink for the first 12 layers




