Good vid. I have pretty much switched over completely to Stynylrez. It can be scary to use at first. When I sprayed my first batch, I freaked out because it looked lumpy and blotchy. But, once it dried it was smoove! I usually spray mine at about 18psi... and that's only if I remember to crank it up. I think the lowest I've sprayed is 16psi. One complaint I have heard, is when people get near the bottom, it is too thick. But, I think that is due to not mixing it up enough when new. I use my Badger mixer from the get-go and mix it up good. No problems yet...
I'm on the bandwagon too on this one. I must say though that, using the recommended needle size and pressure, I had no issue other than with the white loading up on the surface quickly. As for the mixing. Shake, shake, shake and then shake it some more. My opinion is most modelers do not mix their paint thoroughly in general.
Thanks, I have the same 3 bottles yet to try. Have a B17 I think I’ll put it on after I test spray a bit. Thought for sure I’d have to thin it by how thick it looks.
I found it. If you follow the directions on the bottle they work really well. This video is 5 years old and I am just now running out of the black. I don't build a lot but I guess I would say I build an average amount of models.
Great review buddy !! Tell you what helps even more and the amount of folk that have said thank-you so much from me telling them is I always fill a bowl with hot water from the tap or the sink and leave it in there for 5 -10 minutes ! It flows really lovely and no airbrush blocking !!! Hope your OK matey and your family
The gray on the top had been on there for 24 hours. It would not be abnormal to expect that layer to be more durable than the one that was just laid down. Perhaps that wasn't clear.
