I think it may depend on some things. My Avengers Cap shield is perfect but he hasn't been touched since I put him on display, really XD
Do we spray on the battle damaged one too? Do you have pics of that?
Mine is still perfect. Lucky or is the issue not that wide spread?
Mine is bad, I'm planning to strip the paint by either dunking the shield in brake fluid or spraying with oven cleaner. Hopefully the plastic is similar to polystyrene (standard model kit plastic) so Tamiya lacquer spray paints will adhere well. I also hope the shield's plastic will accept Alclad lacquers. Alclad has better chrome silver, it looks almost electroplated just like HT's paint job on the shield.
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Just spray it about 8" away. Start off the shield and go across in 1 pass. Let sit for 1/2 hr and repeat. I'd hit it at least 4-5 times to get a decent build up and a solid seal.
from another post...
looks 1000 times better after the coat. so much more accurate to the movie...
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These pics are mine I coated mine with the TS-79 spray, I made a thread about it also a while back, check my username for created threads.
I have to be honest I sprayed mine about a year ago and under the light I have started to notice the paint cracking under the coat. I have done another coat recently but seems it's only a matter of time until the paint will go.
I have stripped the paint of one and repainted it, it doesn't look as good at very close inspection but from a distance it's acceptable. If and when the paint chips on my Ts-79 coated shield I may reattempt a paint and take my time with it. The other I repainted has lasted a year without any signs of cracking.
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