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grommet3711 Jun 2014 11:07 p.m. PST

A really simple question this time.

For a kit like the Revell Snap-Tite Easy-Kits, which say "pre-decorated plastic parts molded in color", any finishing coats should be entirely harmless, no?

I'm thinking of just applying a gloss coat, a wash coat, and a matte coat to get that "wargamer" finish.

I predict no ill effects. Amirite?

See, for instance:

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Soldado11 Jun 2014 11:46 p.m. PST

Hi Grommet

I recently re-decorated one of the kits without any issues to the body work, however I wasn't looking to keep the same colours but I don't see why to do so would cause a problem.

HTH Soldado

John Treadaway12 Jun 2014 3:46 a.m. PST

I did a Future/Black ink wash followed by a matt spray on a couple (a Kamov and Apache helicopter) and they came out fine over the top of whatever they've been painted with.

John T

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