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SnJ Spray Metals
SnJ Spray Metal paint is a ready-to-use, airbrush applied, natural metal finish (NMF) enamel paint that dries quickly to a semi-gloss sheen. No priming or sealing is required. Finish is safe for masking or polishing in minutes. Accepts decals & weathering like real metal. SnJ is sold in 1oz/30ml GLASS bottles. More…
Talon Series
This ready-to-use, airbrush applied, natural metal finish (NMF) acrylic paint dries quickly to a semi-gloss sheen. Finish is safe for masking or polishing when completely dry. Can be used with SnJ Polishing Powders. Accepts decals & weathering like real metal. Talon is sold in 1oz/30ml bottles. More…
Polishing Powders
Hawkeye’s SnJ Polishing Powders are finely ground metal particles which can be used for buffing natural metal finishes and weathering painted surfaces. When used as a buffing medium, they enhance the sheen and luster of SnJ Spray Metal and Talon Acrylic Paints. They can also be used effectively with paints from other manufacturers.
Hawkeye’s Polishing Powders used as a weathering medium provide a realistic exhaust stain and gun barrel residue.
Hawkeye’s Polishing Powders can be mixed with the various colors of our SnJ and Talon paints or with other colors of our Polishing Powders to create a diverse palette of tones and shades of NMF surfaces. More…
Specialty Products & Tools
We produce our own line of enamel thinner suitable for use with most every brand of enamel paints. A paint additive to give metallic sheen to solid colors…Raptor Sheen. As well as bottles for your solvent type cements. Tools we designed for and made in the USA by Xuron Corp.
