Recent content by ZemkeFan

Nope, that hadn't occurred to me but now that you mention it........:) Just hoping to enjoy aviation and modeling with like-minded folks minus the snark I see too often on other forums.

Thant's good stuff. I dilute mine about 40:60 (paint:Gunze Leveling thinner). In my experience, it's dry to the touch in a few hours and ready to handle after ~24. G'luck!

Yup, that was me. Thanks for the kind words:) I'll be on the Mojo podcast again in the next few weeks. They're real nice guys to work with. With regards to the AB tips in your post, those are all great points, especially wetting the brush with thinner and never leting it run dry. I say in by AB...

Thanks; much appreciated! Couldn't help but notice your -109's :) I'm a long-time fan of the type. Just finished doing Kurt Gabler's G6 using the Eduard kit and decals. What an awesome kit!! A bit finicky her and there but worth the exercise. I'm hoping to have an article on it up in the next...

That sounds like a really good cleaning routine. Are you referring to Gunze Mr. Color? If so, I think you'll find they shoot very nice when diluted with their "Leveling Thinner" and they clean real easy:) Thanks for the comment.

Yea, there real easy to remove using an XActo blade with good light and mags. The new seal simply pushes onto the nozzle and is held by a friction-fit. Let me know if you have any other H-S questions; glad to help:)

Yup--I understand why manufactures warn about using ammonia-containing products, given that it can happen with any brush if it's exposed to Windex et al, and not rinsed enough times. It's not if but when, unless, you take the time to soak/rinse to get it out. As far as the effects on the nozzle...

Thanks! I'm new, but guessing "Bacon" is good right :) I really like the site, content, and exchanges. You folks are more mannerly than some of the FB crowd can be and that's refreshing:)

Hey Guys, First time here and I love this site:) Full disclosure, I'm the guy behind Model Paint Solutions and the AB cleaning article previously mentioned. The turning coin is an apt pic for this discussion:). I will try and be succinct but that's not easy with this subject. I've gotten into...