[lo lo kid]

guys a few tips on the following if possible thanks,

removing paint when you are painting the actual surrounds when u stuff up?

tips to getting nice straight lines when painting finely detailed things ie surrounds wheel arch trims badges etc?

do u guys cut your brushes really fine?

thanks again dom

 

[Rat Rodder]

Its hard to remove paint from windows,,,,, i used paint thinner once and it scrued up the windows even more... Basicly try really harder not to f*ck up when painting trim and stuff....My brush is a pin strip brush. Mack supplies is where i bought it from... its a very small tin brush (00 series) and cost like 11-15 dollars...


for the cheeper paint, or the stronger paint, i use a thin brush i bought at my local hobbie store,,, its not testors, its some expensive brand... only cost me like 4 bucks...

 

[1ofaknd]

I like to use a really fine brush.

For window surrounds and rubbers I mask off the area with tape and trim it with a fresh #11 blade before i brush, so there's no bleeding.

 

[D U D E]

i burn it off! :biggrin:

 

[lo lo kid]

thanks guys ive just done my 65 surrounds it came up good but theres always room to improve im hoping to get pics up soon if i can get my hands on a digi cam , its magenta with hh wheels subs chrome suspension white interior im pretty happy with it thanks again ill try find a really fine brush :biggrin: