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Painting Figures Pt. 2 - Printable Version +- NightOwl Forums (https://forums.nightowlpro.com) +-- Forum: The Crypt (https://forums.nightowlpro.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +--- Forum: Off Topic (https://forums.nightowlpro.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=9) +--- Thread: Painting Figures Pt. 2 (/showthread.php?tid=23524) |
Painting Figures Pt. 2 - Last_of_the_Brunnen-G - 06-17-2008 For repainting action figures, is there anything you could use to remove the original paint without damaging the plastic? Painting Figures Pt. 2 - Last_of_the_Brunnen-G - 06-17-2008 I forgot to add, what is the best paint to use for repainting? Painting Figures Pt. 2 - travsall - 06-17-2008 Don't need to, just paint right over the old stuff. It really doesn't come off, and anything you could use to break it down, would melt the plastic pretty good too. The best stuff to use is acrylic paints, the ones that come in the small bottles and are about a buck each. Super easy to work with GREAT colors, easy to wipe off if you need to, you can do washes and things too. It will scratch off though, so repainted figures are pretty much display only. You can use enamel paints, like testors, or model masters, but it's not as easy/nice to use can't do washes, it's a bitch to get off if you need to redo a spot, and on some soft plastics it won't dry fully, always stay tacky. Also, it has a real sheen to it, where acrylic is a matte finish. Painting Figures Pt. 2 - myers04 - 06-17-2008 yup acrylics. i been repainting some of the new masters of the universe figs and the acrylic works great...tommy |