How to remove stains and bad weathering effects from a scale model - VMS tutorial
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- 00:07 Intro
01:28 Pigment staining problem explained and fixed, VMS Stain Remove vs. weathering thinners
05:54 Removing pigment binders so as to remove stains
07:04 Removing pigment stain example #2 Patton Tank Turret
08:14 Pigment stain vs. clean paint surface
Another one to add to my list when my supplier gets your resupply in, just got them in this year.
Thanks a lot for your kind comment and support! Chris
Hello Chris, also very exciting. If I understood correctly, is this a product that cleanly removes the gray haze of pigments? I've been looking for a product like this for a long time. THANK YOU Max- Modellbau Werkstatt ( You Tube Modelling Chanel)
Hi Max, Yes you understand it correctly it will remove pigment film/haze. 😁
Does it matter what the base paint is? Lacquer, acrilics(Tamiya type), acrilics (vallejo type) or enamel. Does it react with oil paint?
It will work on any properly executed base coat without causing damage. Regarding oil paints it's all a matter of the amount of binder in effects made with oils and when it was done. Effects or layers of oil paint that have good amount of binder in them and are well cured should be safe and won't react. Fresh effects or effects made with highly diluted oils and therefore devoid of the binder, can be removed.
Interesting product. I am interested if it interacts with oil paint. Thanks.
Regarding oil paints it's all a matter of the amount of binder in effects made with oils and when it was done. Effects or layers of oil paint that have good amount of binder in them and are well cured should be safe and won't react. Fresh effects or effects made with highly diluted oils and therefore devoid of the binder, can be removed.
why are so many of your good products no longer available?
Hi John, Which ones do you mean? We have everything available, some were only reworked to be better, like Smart Mud and Chip & Nick paint.
I don't see some of the super glues you used to have, also some of the mud products, but I guess the mud is still available just updated? But it was your super glue I really liked and miss though. Still use and love your other products though. Thank you Chris.
Does the product work if the surface is varnished ?
Yes, it works on varnished models just as well if not better. 😁
Awesome, thank you
This looks like you added an oil based crayon to it beforehand,if this strips the varnish off as well,its seems to be a bit sketchy,convince me otherwise as your products are not cheap.
Thanks
Hi there, and thanks a lot for commenting. The product does exactly what we show in the video, removes stubborn pigment residue, that is left after you have used weathering solvents (white spirit odourless turps etc). This is not a solvent so it doesn't affect varnishes. If we cheated in the videos we wouldn't last, company was founded 2016 and is going strong, you can expect good results from our products. Best regards, Chris
Chris,thank you for your quick reply ,the CA flexy glue and debonder are great when I have been an,I know what I am doing and a plonker moment,i will give your other products a go,the company seemingly is gaining great traction across many parts of craft building.