How to paint plastic models?

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First prepare the model for painting before beginning application. Then wash the parts in warm soapy water, and rinse well and air dry. Then you apply primer or surface preparation solutions, as being instructed by the manufacturer, prior to beginning paint application. With a smooth finish achieved by brushing or spraying techniques, then protect areas that do not need paint with masking tape. Continue with brushing painting requires use of a clean, soft brush. Then multiple, thin layers of paint, with a fine sandpapering between layers, and will yield the best finish.
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1. Purchase your miniatures by the box. For some sets, you many need to combine more than one box, but in the long run you will get a better deal for your money. 2. Remove the figures
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1. Wash all the plastic parts in a wash basin with warm (not hot) soapy water to remove impurities like oils and dust. 2. Dry the parts with a towel and allow adequate time for additional
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1. Lightly sand any rough edges on the plastic model with 100-grit sandpaper to smooth the surface before you begin painting. Wipe away dust or plastic slivers after sanding with
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1. Select the right paint for the project. The type of plastic may be different from model to model, but model paint is usually the best option. Check the supplies of your model to
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