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Has anyone used this paint? I am quite hopeful it will replace my dwindling stock of Testors Voodoo gray! I just ordered some from Sprue Brothers…
Best regards….Duncan
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I used the Boeing gray on a couple of 727s I just finished. It’s wonderful. Made for airbrushing, is thinned beautifully and levels perfectly. Dries relatively quickly and easy clean up. Given time to cure, it become rock hard and very durable. It does dry flat, so expect to sand it down to achieve a glossy finish, or you can clear coat it. I did light sanding, then used the trusty Future brushed on, and it finished beautifully. Large fan. Recommend highly! Buy several bottles…it may get hard to find once it’s really discovered. I miss the old Voodoo gray…it was great. In the meantime, before I discovered the MRP products, I had a swatch of Boeing gray matched at the local big box home store…household enamel…thinned it for the airbrush, and it worked very well. But the MRP…it’s da bomb!
Paul
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Thanks for the review! I’m excited to try this stuff out. I try to avoid glosscotes so I’ll break the 2000 grit and some polishing compound and see what happens.
Best regards….Duncan
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Changed my ENTIRE paint stash to MRP. Best paints on the planet, nothing is comparable to it, and i used all different brands.
Paul said everything you need to know. It is simply the paint for idiots like me. you almost cant mess up the paintjob with them.I went from Testors to tamiya to Gunze and finally to MRP and the paints are so good that i mix them even if theres a ready to use color i need from another brand.
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