volkerc
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if you are not a great painter, then patience is your friend. it'll help you get a better result then if you'd rush things. i'm sure we all would love to see your finished product.
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if you are not a great painter, then patience is your friend. it'll help you get a better result then if you'd rush things. i'm sure we all would love to see your finished product.
mandosoldier
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ok here's what I have so far, like I said you can tell, but even from this far away it's not screaming obvious especially if you don't do this stuff yourself and know what to look for. With some weathering and the color for the unit designation, it will be even less noticeable from even a little ways away.
GCNgamer128
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Wetsand it. It will even out the coat.
Frerr Shj Edoc
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yep. thats pretty much all ya gotta do
i really cant sugest letting this stay. ive been experimenting with spray-paints for a few days(usually a fine arts kinda guy8)), and noticed that "wet" sanding is one of the better ways to rid of this problem. i think its a mix of everything exept a problem with the primer. mostly grease, air bubbles, and of course too much paint, too quickly. just take your time with it, and dont stress over it!
good luck!:cheersYOU CAN DO IT MANDOSOLDIER! PAINT THAT FRIKIN HELMET!
mandosoldier
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ok so if i wetsand it, it wont take off the white that's there, just evens it out?
GCNgamer128
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If you sand in the area for a long time, it will. Just wetsand it to even out the coat, then paint it again, then wetsand it again. This process can go over and over again.
mandosoldier
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ok here's an updated photo. I bought the sponges and they worked pretty well. There's still a few little folds ( look like cracks) here and there, but nothing like it was.
