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I was asked to provide a closer view of how I do panel detailing using pens on a NMF. So here it is!

The question is…Can this technique be used on other paint scheme as well? YES! However you might want to seal it with a clear just as you would before decaling. Flat paints suck up the ink and hold onto the staining effect from the excess left behind from the pen. I’ll be doing a video on this too.

Here’s a quick video on how to mix Raptor Sheen with enamel paint to give it a metallic sheen. I’ll be reshooting this vid soon, its quality isn’t all that great…but its a basic start to show you how to mix your paint with Raptor Sheen.

Tip: Field reports from a few customers tell me that they have found that if you give your model a light base coat of the color being used first, then apply a second mixed with Raptor Sheen you save on the amount of Raptor Sheen necessary for complete coverage.

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Buffing a NMF

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Both our SnJ Spray Metal and Talon Series NMF paints offer the ability to change the sheen and luster by buffing. In this video I show how you can do it without the need for polishing powders as well as get various tonal effects on different panels by masking prior to buffing.

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Panel Detailing on a NMF

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In this video I share with you one of the methods I use to bring out the panels and details on a NMF.

Talon Durability

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