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| Subject: | Re: Silly Putty masking |  |
| Date: | Mar 11, 2006 |
| From: | Kurt Laughlin | |
"I thought that article looked interesting at first, and the technique may be viable with practice, but I can't find a photo of a German AFV with camouflage that looks like the results shown."
That's what I thought as well. There may be a couple out there but it's kinda the wrong application. It's good for Japanese armor, and some Russian stuff with hard edges.
I used it with acrylic paints and did not see any residue at all on the matte finish, and I was looking for it closely. One thing I noted is that the stuff is really a very, very thick liquid - if you leave in place at room temperature, within a half-hour you can see it has levelled out and actually "run".
KL |
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