Paint question

Paint question
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Custom Workstationanyone here using liquitex paints? how good are they for figures? in the dry brushing tutorial..I sawa liquitex container :P..can u guys gimme some info? testors or citadel or tamiya are way out of my reach for now...I have options like Golden, liquitex

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Shan on Friday, January 22, 2010
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I use a coat of sealant on mine. I have never seen a problem with doing so. It is kinda a necessity when using the cheaper paints as they are easier to chip, so I use a spray on sealant.
As far as paint vids on Youtube, most are wargaming based. Just do a search for "dry brush" you should get a bunch of hits.
aah...I see..yeah..will get what I can here..liquitex primer or so..do u use spray primers? or the bush type paste? I'll buy a matte sealant and a gloss too..I found some vids but they're not really helpful..however I did find an awesome vid of molding plastic...the guy uses 2 kinds of liquids together tand when they dry..they become hard plastic!
Primer coat shouldn't be too thick, you just want it to act as a foundation for the rest of your paint, to help it stick. I coat of Krylon fusion for plastic should do nicely(I use black or gray most times).
I use a coat of sealant on mine. I have never seen a problem with doing so. It is kinda a necessity when using the cheaper paints as they are easier to chip, so I use a spray on sealant.
As far as paint vids on Youtube, most are wargaming based. Just do a search for "dry brush" you should get a bunch of hits.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcok9hwCJJg
If you do decide to try it out, let us know how it works out, coverage, thickness of the paint, etc.