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As a part of my review of Vallejo Metal Color, I’m including a link to my video on how to apply it:
…and some photos of the finished products.
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Self Leveling
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Need for Additives
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Coverage
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Proper Drying Time
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Compatibility
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Stippling
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Fingerprinting
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Adhesion
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Line Drawing
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Availability
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Color Selection
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Smell
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Packaging
5
Double-Plus Good
I lerve Vallejo Metal Color. It solves the last remaining problem in the attempt to link gravitation to electromagnetism. It also allows for some kick-ass shiny metal model planes. All hail.
Disclaimer: The regular review numbers don’t really apply here–but how do you put the dew drops on the rose? This stuff is awesome. Take your little problem with my ranking system down the hall…
Carsten
Thanks for the video – will have to try it out. Have used Vallejo’s metal by brush seems never to really dry up though the stuff seemed better once it was poured into a pot with a large lid so able to stirr the stuff.
Brushpainter
It doesn’t dry? The stuff I have dries at warp speed. Are you sure you don’t have a bootleg version? Perhaps spelled “Valejo?” Check where it says “made in China” an see if they’ve misspelled “China.”
Johnnyb
Iām gonna give it a try.
Brushpainter
Do…or do not. There is no try.
Remember who said this I can’t.
Eduardo Soto
It was Yoda š
fantaorange
hello brushpainter
thank u for your advise ,,, y just tried metal color yesterday , it’s amazing !!
y tried true metal and mr color paint , and in my hand , the result is bad
y have a good result with model color valejo metal but not the level of metal color
did you thin the metal color ?
after ? a varnish ?
Again ,,, thank for your advise ,, y can start my f86 now !!!!!!
criss from france
Brushpainter
No, I did not thin it (it’s very thin). I did not apply any varnish to the metal surfaces, but I did brush some clear flat over the decals themselves. Obviously, this requires a steady hand… as they say.
fantaorange
ok
your f-86 _seem very shiny !!!!!! only one coat ?
but , sorry , y don’t understand what you did on the decals ,,, you put something on ?
bs
criss
Brushpainter
I used a brush to apply a mix of Future and Tamiya Flat Base to the larger decals (not the stencils). This gave them a “flat” appearance which contrasts with the shiny Metal Color. Here’s a link that may be helpful: My Discussion on The Airfix Tribute Forum