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First off, the ever tedious process of masking. Velvet’s pointy hat was masked off to paint the yellow stars. Masking tape, parafilm, 3m blue painters masking tape, and Mr masking sol was employed for this process. Once the masking was done, a quick shot of Finisher’s pure yellow was sprayed, then the masking implements were removed.<\/p>\n
Velvet’s hair cap thingy had some beads and stars that should be painted gold. I did not want to use the same gold as I did for the base, so I used Finisher’s Knight’s Gold for this area. Tamiya masking tape, parafilm, mr masking sol, and blue sticky tac are used.<\/p>\n Finally, we return to the base for when we last left you, I had just sprayed on the gold over the gloss black. Last night, I sprayed on a layer of enamel gloss black over the entire surface. So this returned the base to the glossy black finish prior to the gold spray session. Letting this cure for a full day, a ronsonol lighter fluid soaked paper towel rubbed gently across the raised surfaces of the base’s details removes the black enamel, exposing the lacquer gold below. No clear coats were used so as to demonstrate the explicit use of the different paint properties for lacquers and enamels.<\/p>\n Angel was over and helped shoot the video for the tutorial:<\/p>\n<\/a>
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