Ps paint is designed to be sprayed on the inside of clear Lexan and polycarbonate shells, it doesn't have the shine because the outer surface of the shell is polished so, it already looks glossy. Use the correct paint for the correct plastic.
Jorge I did all the paint jobs straight out of a can, before I spray it put the can in glass of hot water (boil the water for 1min 30-50 second ) That way you add pressure to the can, also the molclues in the paint is active= the paint is not as thick. Note: the Can of paint might pop when you put it in hot water due to over pressure, so put it in the sink, you'll come across it. The clear coat I use Mr hobby water base clear coat, I used the tamiya one before, I didn't like it, when I over spray it mess up my decal and leave cracks on the paint. Later I found out you have to do it thin layer by thin layer. I use TS 65 Pearl clear for the sparkle, whlie using it make sure the paint you put on before is fully dry, the Pearl clear can kill your base paint. I'll make a video out of that later. I put 2 layers of clear. One for applying decals, the 2nd for over the decals
Can I paint the ps paint on pc plastic tamiya polycarbonate rc 110scale shell and will i need to use a primer or sand the shell before applying polycarbonate tamiya spray paint
Great video! Thank you for this very informative tutorial. That FRS is model car porn! Questions: Did you shoot these paints right out the can or did you de-canned them and shot with airbrush? Also what clear did you use? TS13? This finish has gorgeous metallic sparkle. And last.... Did you apply the decals first then clear the body? Thanks and keep up the awesome videos! I will also pm you these questions on FB in case it is easier for you to answer.
For the layer clear for the decal, usually like to sand it down with old 400 or 600 grid sand paper. That way you can get rid of some orange peels, also the decals sticks better that way. When you spray the last coat of clear, you might end up with some sandpaper marks, you can get rid of it with polishing compound from tamiya
I just came across this vid. Great stuff! Only one question - you say ps over ts is fine but not the other way. I normally use ts clear for the clear coat. If ts paint will fall off, what can I use for the gloss coat?
Thanks for the awesome video! I'm looking for a paint to paint an xbox controller - do you think a Tamiya paint would resist the wear of being used on a controller?
Thx for sharing👍👍 I never understand the different PS and TS paint, but you video help me a lot. Thx😎😎👍👍
Ps paint is designed to be sprayed on the inside of clear Lexan and polycarbonate shells, it doesn't have the shine because the outer surface of the shell is polished so, it already looks glossy.
Use the correct paint for the correct plastic.
Jorge
I did all the paint jobs straight out of a can, before I spray it put the can in glass of hot water (boil the water for 1min 30-50 second )
That way you add pressure to the can, also the molclues in the paint is active= the paint is not as thick.
Note: the Can of paint might pop when you put it in hot water due to over pressure, so put it in the sink, you'll come across it.
The clear coat I use Mr hobby water base clear coat, I used the tamiya one before, I didn't like it, when I over spray it mess up my decal and leave cracks on the paint. Later I found out you have to do it thin layer by thin layer.
I use TS 65 Pearl clear for the sparkle, whlie using it make sure the paint you put on before is fully dry, the Pearl clear can kill your base paint. I'll make a video out of that later.
I put 2 layers of clear. One for applying decals, the 2nd for over the decals
Ok, Thank you very much for the reply and tips!
Nice, i might just put the can in hot water instead of boiled water for a minute im thinking thats better then nothing right?
Boss vid dude, thankyou! loving that orange ps too
Can I paint the ps paint on pc plastic tamiya polycarbonate rc 110scale shell and will i need to use a primer or sand the shell before applying polycarbonate tamiya spray paint
Great video! Thank you for this very informative tutorial. That FRS is model car porn! Questions: Did you shoot these paints right out the can or did you de-canned them and shot with airbrush? Also what clear did you use? TS13? This finish has gorgeous metallic sparkle. And last.... Did you apply the decals first then clear the body? Thanks and keep up the awesome videos! I will also pm you these questions on FB in case it is easier for you to answer.
For the layer clear for the decal, usually like to sand it down with old 400 or 600 grid sand paper. That way you can get rid of some orange peels, also the decals sticks better that way. When you spray the last coat of clear, you might end up with some sandpaper marks, you can get rid of it with polishing compound from tamiya
So cool! 👍👍😎
I just came across this vid. Great stuff! Only one question - you say ps over ts is fine but not the other way. I normally use ts clear for the clear coat. If ts paint will fall off, what can I use for the gloss coat?
I never try ts13 clear on it. I use mr hobby water base clear instead. Good question
Thanks for the awesome video! I'm looking for a paint to paint an xbox controller - do you think a Tamiya paint would resist the wear of being used on a controller?
+Klikmac don't do it buddy, because the sweat from your hand will melt the paint. you know how intense video game could get ;)
Wow man - great paint job!
Perry Codes thank you so much
I know the difference I just wanna know what would happen if I used ts on lexan lol
「こんなにいいとは思えない」、
Thanks
Ok Elon. Whatever you say
Let hear what you have to say
@@plastickitfreak2343 nice vid man
Need more people so spread this video more
You sound like from Hong Kong??lol
A little from column "A" a little from column "B"
Cool!!! Can we use tamiya TS on lexan rc shell?
Ts not recommend, TS paint will crack once bend, PS won't
@@plastickitfreak2343 ohh ok cool. They don't have matte black for tsmiya PS though
So can ps type be applied on gunpla?
If you mean gundam, yes, but it might be harder because gundam have lots of bumps and gaps, the masking might not fill in properly
Do you remember using primer for the model with ps paint?