Good Masking Fluid
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woodman
Active Hunter
This is the stuff I use. Masquepen Homepage | Masquepen
You can get it at Hobby Lobby.
You can get it at Hobby Lobby.
TheZeroEffect
Active Hunter
okay, I looked this stuff up and it looks great, in-fact I believe I'm excited I can get it here in NZ! Just what i need for my helmet paint-up... no more killed brushes.... sweet
Fett 4 Real
Sr Hunter
if they have the grumbacher its orange which works out better than the almost clear windsor and newton
welshwarrior123
Active Hunter
Thats my biggest problem with the windsor & newton, when your remasking areas its quite easy to miss bits as it dries clear, and you only find out after youve painted and removed it :facepalm
Welsh
Welsh
slave1pilot
Well-Known Hunter
I swear by the Windsor and Newton's, but that Masquepen looks very intrigueing for small details.
I shall pic some up and give it a shot.
BTW- this is the lates Jetpack i painted with W&N masking fluid;
I shall pic some up and give it a shot.
BTW- this is the lates Jetpack i painted with W&N masking fluid;
woodman
Active Hunter
I use the masquepen to do all the outlining and the small details but I use plain old liquid latex from the model railroad section to do any large areas and fill in the outlined ares I did with the masquepen. The latex is $15 for a pint. cheap.
And that's an awesome job on the JP!
And that's an awesome job on the JP!
slave1pilot
Well-Known Hunter
yes i did.
I don't know if i like it though.
The splatter seems to obvious in the sunlight and at a right-angle.
It's mire subtle when not viewed head-on.
This is an in progress pic before some weathering was added (The splatter is already there)
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ADeviantMuse
New Hunter
For those of you who use the Winsor & Newton, what is the specific name of the fluid you use? I have found multiple on their website (art masking fluid, colorless art masking fluid, permanent masking medium, etc.) and I am a bit confused about what to buy.
