Hi guys I'm going to be repainting my Iron man Bones figure. It has great detail but the dirty gold style frame looks a bit crap. I was going to mask it and do an alclad chrome job with an airbrush. But am also dabbling with the idea of using a paintbrush and thin layers so as to avoid brush marks.
With little space and the mess airbrushing causes I am gravitating towards a layered brush paint for this project. Just a couple of questions:
1) what paint would be good?
Have considered alclad 2, AK True Metal paint (not sure if this will work in layers), thinned enamel chrome or just a thinned acrylic metal paint. Have any of you repainted an iron man and if so what paint did you use etc
2) what should I clean him with first that wont damage the paint job thats already there? Should I just use a damp lint free cloth or is the other material on there that will need to be removed before the paint will adhere? (Oil cover spray like cheaper action figures etc)
I have previously airbrushed a bones arm for my winter soldier custom but its a bit different to masking an arm and masking the whole figure. Also, like I said airbrushing is not viable atm because of having no room in the house to do it and it not damaging wallpaper, carpet etc from the airborn paint and dust. Appreciate any advice provided.
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With little space and the mess airbrushing causes I am gravitating towards a layered brush paint for this project. Just a couple of questions:
1) what paint would be good?
Have considered alclad 2, AK True Metal paint (not sure if this will work in layers), thinned enamel chrome or just a thinned acrylic metal paint. Have any of you repainted an iron man and if so what paint did you use etc
2) what should I clean him with first that wont damage the paint job thats already there? Should I just use a damp lint free cloth or is the other material on there that will need to be removed before the paint will adhere? (Oil cover spray like cheaper action figures etc)
I have previously airbrushed a bones arm for my winter soldier custom but its a bit different to masking an arm and masking the whole figure. Also, like I said airbrushing is not viable atm because of having no room in the house to do it and it not damaging wallpaper, carpet etc from the airborn paint and dust. Appreciate any advice provided.
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