Can anyone paint my Mark 2 Iron man stealth blue

good luck! any questions, feel free to PM me, I'll be glad to help! ^_^

~Gj

thanks I'm gonna read all of them.

Yeah man, we've got like...a million tutorials on our site, check em out for more info: http://www.figurerealm.com/customtutorial.php

the only downside on using spary paint is that it has no control at all and you're figure will be prone to paint rub for sure. just be sure to spray evenly and thin and not leave "puddles" on the figure. that'll give you a lot fo problems.

~Gj

here if anyone is new at this and wants to learn.


http://www.angelfire.com/mech/jinsaotom ... ntRub.html

thanks I'll try it...eek!

Uh, I guess you can use silver spray paint. Then use clear blue paint over that. Krylon might make the clear blue spray paint, or you can buy from Tamiya's clear paints to brush it on. For the red, just use clear red instead of blue.

-Spray the figure all silver
-Spray it all clear blue
-Paint the red parts with a brush

Um?

lol that s*cks! doc is foolproof tho! haha!

~Gj

What kind of paint can I use?Regular spray paint? What about the red parts,how can I paint that?Thanks

I used the super-glue method recently and it was working just fine, then one day I turned the leg joint I used it on and the whole chunk of superglue cracked-off, paint and all, lol. Nothing is foolproof!

you can't really avoid it, you can TRY and prevent it, by sanding those areas or using the super glue shield method. but like I said you can't avoid it. sometimes even factory paint comes off. if you don't tend to pose the figure A LOT then you shouldnt worry too much about it then.

~Gj

How to avoid that?

paint rubbing off at the joints or any tight areas.

~Gj

what kind of paint though,spray paint? from where? How about he red parts how can I paint that?

What exactly is paint rub?

That's really easy, just some silver and clear blue paint on top, only problem would be major paint-rub at the joints.