Jump to content
Model Cars Magazine Forum

Recommended Posts

Posted

Our "local" hobby supply places (as it is.....) no longer are carrying any "semi gloss black" rattle cans in Tamiya or Testors.....  WHAT are you using to "replace" them?????    Still have a few cans of the Tamiya Gloss Black, and their Semi-gloss Clear, but would rather be able to use "one step"......  ANY help would be appreciated.......

THANKS

DJ

Posted (edited)

I've had really good luck with Krylon colormaxx semi-gloss black.   To my eyes it's a good sheen for vinyl seats.   Pretty cheap too. 

Edited by atomicholiday
  • Like 1
Posted

Duplicolor has a semi-gloss also. I've bought it a couple of times and like it a lot. Its a lacquer but I've used it on some parts w/o primer.

IMG_20230417_080922226_HDR.jpg

IMG_20230417_080935915.jpg

Posted (edited)

???

THANKS A LOT GUYS!!!!!!

There are a couple of different outlets here in Columbia that carry the Krylon  products, will give it a try.  Thanks again.   Will also try the Duplicolor.

DJ

 

Edited by TECHMAN
addition
Posted
18 hours ago, TECHMAN said:

Our "local" hobby supply places (as it is.....) no longer are carrying any "semi gloss black" rattle cans in Tamiya or Testors.....  WHAT are you using to "replace" them?????    Still have a few cans of the Tamiya Gloss Black, and their Semi-gloss Clear, but would rather be able to use "one step"......  ANY help would be appreciated.......

THANKS

DJ

Do you have access to Mr Hobby products?

 

If so, Mr Surfacer Black 1500 is technically a primer, but it lays smooth enough that it comes out looking semi-gloss.  I use it for most of my semi-gloss black applications.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...