Thanks man! I might want to link up & print you some fishing lures, what kind of fishing do you do??

No problem! Just make sure you wait a good 24-30 hours before doing so

Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks for watching Matt! This video was longer than what I wanted but there were a lot of key painting parts I wanted to touch on, with that said another 10 minutes would have really been pushing it lol I will have the video for the rangefinder up on Thursday!

Id love to say I painted them but sometimes ya gotta roll with the punches lol

Thanks! I assume you mean glue residue? There’s a few ways you can attack this. Wet heat can often mediate residue. Use a warm paper towel and let it dwell, try rolling off the glue with your finger. Other products like adhesive removers can work but make sure the paint is completely cured.

Thanks my dude!

A cricket is a great investment, yes you can clear coat over them!

Do you mean texturizing that occurs where you paint it and the paint gets kind of gritty or dry feeling?

@@Darkwingdad Especially on domes or sharp corners, when you spray one side, the part of the spray that misses the prop and lands on the back side, causing a very 'dusty', slightly textured surface. If that makes sense? Basically the spray paint mist landing on parts that already have been painted, and weren't intended to be covered again.

@@dark_matter8420 assuming it’s a rattle can there’s several reasons this happens. 1) improper temps/too far from the model 2) low fluid/improper psi 3) improper position of can (keep upright all times 4) inadequate room to move/spray model With hvlp is eliminates all of these variables but one thing I can say is start spraying from the middle & work your way out,keep the can about 7-8 inches from the model & upright & plenty of room to move around the model or be able to turn the model freely. When I use rattle can this is what I do & have minimal issues.

@@Darkwingdad Thanks a lot! I'm just going to do some tests, see how it works out. I think in general matte paints are a lot more forgiving than high gloss ones in terms of overspray, so we'll see. Massive thanks for your fast respone, even a year later! You got yourself another sub

@@dark_matter8420 satin and matte are a lot easier to work with. A little trick to you CAN use clear coat on both to give a high gloss finish. Even if you get overspray with clear you can wetsand it out to perfection, & yes I have videos on that :)

Potential cross contamination of dust & particles. Filler primer by far is the dustiest. If you clean it well enough you could use primer & paint but clear you definitely want a proprietary tent. It’s just like with painting with hvlp i have selerate guns for primer, paint & clear coat.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7OJl8t73LbTZqM.html I’ve also added it to the end screen, thanks for watching!

This was a file from mystery makers, you can message marko on his Instagram or join there Facebook group

What!! Boba is dead?? Thanks for the spoiler!! :-)