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  • Josh Klingler posted an update in the group Group logo of Q/A & Help GroupQ/A & Help Group 9 years, 11 months ago

    So I’m airbrushing a kit that was already put together so I’m masking a lot what should I use for my large areas any certain kind of masking tape

    • I also live in the states so something u think is here would help

    • u can go by painters tape man it will work at sepreating areas. anything else u need .help with

      • Just didn’t want to use something that would hurt other layers of paint. And yea I’m new to how these newer models are cause I’ve not built a model thats not been 15 years old . Also this is the first one I’ve ever painted and ill be needing some help. Want to c what I’m working on check out my page thank u

        • well painters tapeis not ment to riun it also did u do a light sealer at it all..its just if u dont want to use sealer u may need to let it set for 24hrs before the tape to make sure it dosent ruin the first layer.also for a better tip its a snap kit like the airmaster .. i advice taking it appart so the color more smooth when speerated it will make things easier.

    • I’ve found that the Tamiya brand masking tape works very well for airbrush paint use.

      • My hobby store only has thin that’s what I use on small section

        • I just got a roll of the thin 6mm one, and it worked great, even on some very fine detail set ions.

          • I have to agree! Done some research on various sites and everyone seems to recommend Tamiya tapes. So I bought one. Been using it for masking for nearly a year, a lot better results than the regular painting masking tape.

    • You may consider using rubber mask for larger areas – Humbrol and Mr.Hobby do one. Use your tape to outline the area and fill in with the liquid mask, saves tape too.