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< Reply #20 : January 29, 2009, 12:44:42 AM> |
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I don't recommend it, if someone report you the mata will hunt you down lol.
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mcxavier
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< Reply #21 : January 29, 2009, 01:47:21 AM> |
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whoa..thx 4 the warn then  anw..u the 1 who served me this afternoon ? i`ve upload the preview i've promised u to do so.. here.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEQFLhAy37o  |
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agony.rence.eternal
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< Reply #22 : February 10, 2009, 12:13:45 AM> |
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i still prefer to spray it with acrylic paint make all the gun look more metallic like, added iron inside to weight and modified the mock see thru scope buy replacing binocular structures inside, still working on the cross hair on the scope though, because it work like a binocular if i draw it on it would be too near and i cant see the lines. anyone give me any tips?
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XxDrAg0nxX
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< Reply #23 : February 14, 2009, 07:44:08 PM> |
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i still prefer to spray it with acrylic paint make all the gun look more metallic like, added iron inside to weight and modified the mock see thru scope buy replacing binocular structures inside, still working on the cross hair on the scope though, because it work like a binocular if i draw it on it would be too near and i cant see the lines. anyone give me any tips?
LOL i think its better that you wait till we bring in the scopes  |
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< Reply #24 : February 22, 2009, 02:35:04 AM> |
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hey xinglong, did you like start with a primer coat or something? how many bottles do you think is needed to spray: 1 SOCOM pistol 1 M16-03 1 MP5-K  |
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< Reply #25 : February 23, 2009, 12:10:07 AM> |
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turismo9
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< Reply #26 : February 24, 2009, 05:45:32 PM> |
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Done up ak47  |
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MAFIA
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< Reply #27 : February 24, 2009, 07:20:52 PM> |
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Turismo9 pls tell me the step by step tutorial how u spray guns..
i want learn to spray pro way .
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MAFIA
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< Reply #28 : February 24, 2009, 07:27:02 PM> |
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heres my AK . i just sprayed it tamiya Gun Metal  |
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turismo9
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< Reply #29 : February 24, 2009, 08:24:59 PM> |
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Turismo9 pls tell me the step by step tutorial how u spray guns..
i want learn to spray pro way .
pls
Me no pro lah. Basically what i did is very simple: 1) Spray the supposed to be non-metal parts with normal black. Dun spray it too near. Leave about 9" distance apart. Ensure no are missed. About 2 layer will do. 2) Finished off with dull lacquer. 1 layer will do. 3) Next, spray the supposed to be metal parts with metallic black. Same thing, about 2 layer will be enough. 4) Finished off with dull lacquer. Note: For me any brand of spray can be used. The common ones are RJ and Nippon pylox. Today i just bought a can of Metallic Smokey black from nippon pylox. I hope this colour can create more realistic actual metal colour of the gun. |
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bas
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< Reply #30 : February 24, 2009, 10:09:25 PM> |
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let us know if it does hor. eh where do you get it for 4.50? saw it at vivo B1 DIY shop for 6.50..
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< Reply #31 : February 24, 2009, 10:23:31 PM> |
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Got it at $4.30 in one of the nippon specialist paint shop at chinatown. Those selling in Homefix, D.I Y, sel-fix will cost more.
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< Reply #32 : February 24, 2009, 10:38:59 PM> |
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Dragon, Can bring in this landmine?? I think should be easy to pass our local law.  |
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< Reply #33 : February 25, 2009, 02:15:43 AM> |
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Got it at $4.30 in one of the nippon specialist paint shop at chinatown. Those selling in Homefix, D.I Y, sel-fix will cost more.
Do be warned about using cheap sprays, their epoxy content is lower, the colours fade / degrade faster. RJ also got the cheap one $4 only, but I never bring in cos I tried before, no good. According to RJ, its used as cheap markers in construction sites they use to spray mark walls / floors etc... no need so good quality. |
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turismo9
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< Reply #34 : February 25, 2009, 02:36:19 AM> |
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But nippon quite well-established brand leh. Shouldn't be too far off right??
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< Reply #35 : February 25, 2009, 02:44:19 AM> |
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But nippon quite well-established brand leh. Shouldn't be too far off right??
I tested quite a few brands, that one did not fair too good for my tests  Got one other customer he also got use, he say the colour no good  I think everyone thing nippon is good this and that, maybe cos of the sumo guy on tv? but that one is not spray paint that one is marketing for the wall paint hor |
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< Reply #36 : February 25, 2009, 02:49:20 AM> |
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I tested quite a few brands, that one did not fair too good for my tests Got one other customer he also got use, he say the colour no good I think everyone thing nippon is good this and that, maybe cos of the sumo guy on tv? but that one is not spray paint that one is marketing for the wall paint hor Before i started collect toy guns. I used to spray my car accessories with nippon colours. So far till now still good leh. |
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< Reply #37 : February 25, 2009, 09:57:36 PM> |
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I have used Nippons very often. Other colours are good but their so-called Flat Black not so flat afterall For nice flat black, the best I've used is still RJ... |
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< Reply #38 : February 25, 2009, 10:13:49 PM> |
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I think i noticed is dull lacquer or flat clear is not easy to find outside other than the RJ dull lacquer selling in BT.
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< Reply #39 : February 26, 2009, 03:39:24 AM> |
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i bought a metallic black at lavendar today near army market but forgot to bring it home after the football game. left it in my friend's bag.  |
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