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Old 05-01-2020, 02:38 PM   #1
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Default Diminishing Masking Line

I haven't read anything about this on here, including the stickies, so I'll ask.

I recently did some painting on a hard body and wound up with a very defined, feel-able line from the edge of the masking tape. Anyone have a good tip as to how to diminish or at least blend such a line?

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Old 05-01-2020, 03:00 PM   #2
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In the 1:1 world they clear coat over stripes and graphics, I don't know how well that would work in 1/10 scale though.
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Yep in the real world they use clear coat, but even then you see edges of decals and different paints.

BTW you posted this thread twice from what I can tell so I deleted the other one. PM me if I missed something.
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In the 1:1 world they clear coat over stripes and graphics, I don't know how well that would work in 1/10 scale though.

Intercoat clear between layers and colors helps prevent lifting when taping also helps to level.... you can clear , but your going to have the ridge left. That’s what misting is all about


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Same as others have said but with the clear you then would want to wet sand it smooth just like 1:1.
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In the 1:1 world they clear coat over stripes and graphics, I don't know how well that would work in 1/10 scale though.
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Yep in the real world they use clear coat, but even then you see edges of decals and different paints.
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Intercoat clear between layers and colors helps prevent lifting when taping also helps to level.... you can clear , but your going to have the ridge left. That’s what misting is all about
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Same as others have said but with the clear you then would want to wet sand it smooth just like 1:1.
Cool, thanks! I may get the chance to try those with this next project, it's hard body too.

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