You mention that the Commandant is about a 4k grit compound. Do you know of any other rubbing compounds similar to the commandant that is more readily avail. in the US?
I'm airbrushing models with createx paint,any suggestions on what to use to get a high gloss clear that shines? no luck with createx top gloss,or future thank you. .great job on your video
awesome results , on such a worthy canvass, the Maranello is one of my all time favorites, i tried to talk Donald Trumps Head Valet into lettin' me park his , but alas , no dice , that's the closest i've come to driving one . ... yet
Is the 3 stage compounding necessary . Cant just a normal automotive compound and a local wax do after sanding? what grit paper is better and easier to bring back to shine? and im just starting model kit building what grit papers should i get ?
LOT OF WORK BUT WITH THE EFFORT ITS A JOB THAT REWARDS ! For my own liking on my builds i go 1000 2000 2500 4000 6000 12000 on my grits when needed . I use all real bc/cc colors "base coat/clear coat" and my clear is high soild so 3 coats its almost buried so i know i have enough clear to not worry about buring the paint . Your video here is GREAT and should help alot of builders Thank you !
I'm using the same method but i start with micromesh grit 3200 'cause you can go through more easily with grits under 3200. As already a great video! - Sorry for my english
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Looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing your process and methods!
Your videos are fantastic, i learn a lot.
Thanks !
Lookin pretty keen.
Nice job. Same process I use.
Great job! Great tutorial. Thanks.
Nice job keep up the good work
Do you do requested builds ?
Id love to see a build from you of a Ferrari Testarossa...
You mention that the Commandant is about a 4k grit compound. Do you know of any other rubbing compounds similar to the commandant that is more readily avail. in the US?
Honestly no idea.
Thanks for the reply.
I'm airbrushing models with createx paint,any suggestions on what to use to get a high gloss clear that shines? no luck with createx top gloss,or future
thank you. .great job on your video
flex i would suggest either Zero paints. Or Gravity color
How many coat of clear on there?
awesome results , on such a worthy canvass,
the Maranello is one of my all time favorites,
i tried to talk Donald Trumps Head Valet into lettin' me park his , but alas , no dice ,
that's the closest i've come to driving one . ... yet
hello..what can i do if i have orange peels on the color coat? i haven't done any clear coat yet and i'm using spray cans.
When its done its done, the clear will fix most of it. maybe in the future you need to put the spray can in some hot water and shake it some more.
Would 2000 be enough if I am using tamiya compounds and then carnauba WAX?
Not really, its still very rough in this scale
@@TheScalemodelingChannel but you used 1500 in this vidio? What would you recommend. Thanks.
What happened if you got the decal on whant to polhis
Ben Gillmore if the decal is underneath the clear, nothing.
If it is on top of the clear, you will remove it
How bout using a 1 inch MINI buffer?
Would still be to big sadly.
is this sanding stage really important ?
+Abdullah Khan yes
Is the 3 stage compounding necessary . Cant just a normal automotive compound and a local wax do after sanding? what grit paper is better and easier to bring back to shine? and im just starting model kit building what grit papers should i get ?
The 3 stage works best.
2000/2500 is best. higher will also work but does not make a big diference.
Every one you can find
LOT OF WORK BUT WITH THE EFFORT ITS A JOB THAT REWARDS ! For my own liking on my builds i go 1000 2000 2500 4000 6000 12000 on my grits when needed . I use all real bc/cc colors "base coat/clear coat" and my clear is high soild so 3 coats its almost buried so i know i have enough clear to not worry about buring the paint . Your video here is GREAT and should help alot of builders Thank you !
I'm using the same method but i start with micromesh grit 3200 'cause you can go through more easily with grits under 3200. As already a great video! - Sorry for my english