Never Again!

Take some scotchbrite or 320 g sandpaper to the figure first. Break through the "sheen," or gloss. Paint needs a moderately rough (textured, not really "rough" surface to adhere to.

the problem I was refering to fixing was my brushes not the paint.oh and the paint sticks it just scratches off real easil. Thus causing frustration.

I have never had a problem with mm except till now. My room is abit drafty that might pose an issue.

Ahhhhhhh! still not working!!!!! I am going to let the figure soak in warm soapy water over night then rub isopropynol on it then scub it six times with a nail brush to get the damn paint to stick. not even the diluted paint wash worked.

Google it. It really worked.

AWESOME SAVE!

I fixed the problem I restored my brushs with vinegar

Even so, start off with a wash(a thinner to the paint in a separate jar) you can build up layers that way for a far better painted figure. oh, get new brushes!!!!

Any chance they were out in the cold? I left some paints in my car over night and it was below freezing. That really messed them up. If you send off for paints in the mail, BE SURE you get them in FAST! It doesn't take long to freeze small jars or bottles of paint. I also had some craft paint the got old...a year or more, and it wouldn't stick either. be sure to take a toothpick and stir the paint good, but I am sure you've done that already. I like model Masters paint too! Mr. Hobby paint isn't bad either.

Still having problems. I figured it out though, my brushes are making the paint go on way too thick no matter how little paint I use. They are old and the bristles need to be fixed.

No I think the bottle is just old. I have a new one I'm gonna try.

I use MM and am really happy with them. Totally strange case, I'd say you bought yours from a very bad batch.

Model masters acrylic. This is the first time I have had thi problem with them.

Dude, what freaking paints are you using? Some paints you need to water down a bit and then by adding layers of paints, you get the job done. Remember, color first and then black last.