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meanmistert
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
just how big are those tins of thinner?
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poysntixels
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
'bout half pint or so...
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kist
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Joined: Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:12 pm Posts: 402 Location: Montreal
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
I really want to start painting with V-Color, but the only thing is where to buy v-color since KT is closed? thanks.
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Shradical7
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Joined: Fri Jun 18, 2010 7:22 pm Posts: 192 Location: Virginia
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
so I WAS looking to upgrade my paints until I read this. Looks like Im gonna need to save up for more than just paints... Big thanks for the info - this has probably saved numerous people tons of time/cash
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gatchabert
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Joined: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:41 pm Posts: 6389 Location: 415
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
You can go Monster Kolor instead of VColor. MK is pretty darn good and a bunch of us use it in place of VC. http://monsterkolor.bigcartel.com/products
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kist
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Joined: Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:12 pm Posts: 402 Location: Montreal
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
Thanks for the info!
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Shradical7
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Joined: Fri Jun 18, 2010 7:22 pm Posts: 192 Location: Virginia
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
I've seen Matt Walkers pieces and those look amazing as well. Good advice, I might "dabble" in that arena for a bit
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zapatoloco
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
But isn't MK shiny metallic car paint ! Looks fine for those kinds of colors but can't replace Vcolors range, unless i'm mistaken. Also, is it reasonably easy to bring this stuff back from japan in your luggage ?
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Prometheum5
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
MK paint is not glossy on its own, or all pearled... you could seal it with something other than the MK Ultra-gloss for different effects.
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OsirisOrion
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Joined: Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:24 pm Posts: 407 Location: Connecticut
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
I just started using MK and have to say that it's pretty much the same as v-color ! you don't have to thin it at all because it comes ready to spray! the silver MK i swear is just like v-color silver!
you do have to clear coat your project when done, and the sparkly stuff people are asking about are special ready to spray pearl and flake that you spray over your color work before you clear coat
if you're looking for a replacement for v-color then MK is the way to go!
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T.J.
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Joined: Wed Jan 20, 2010 1:44 pm Posts: 770 Location: Pittsburgh,PA
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
I never had the chance to use v-color but just got started with monster kolor and it works great. i don't even mind the clear coating, it really does bring out the colors, and especially the fx paints like the pearls.
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D-Lux
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
i do have to say that the silver doesnt cover as well as vcolor, BUT its much sparklier!
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Rich
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
D-Lux wrote: i do have to say that the silver doesnt cover as well as vcolor, BUT its much sparklier! Now both together is bliss
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eckotyper
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
anyone wanna recommend a good airbrush to start off as a beginer?
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dedoperucelli
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
eckotyper wrote: anyone wanna recommend a good airbrush to start off as a beginer? I advise you to spend a little .... a Chinese product is good for learning ... and then the kaiju are beautiful because bad facts
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CopASquatToys
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Joined: Mon Oct 27, 2008 6:51 am Posts: 1013 Location: Wilson, NC
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
I have the Iwata High Performance Plus C and I love it. I prefer the gravity feed airbrushes.
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Prometheum5
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
ASPrintingPress wrote: I have the Iwata High Performance Plus C and I love it. I prefer the gravity feed airbrushes. I currently own a syphon-feed Badger single action, and I've gotta tell you, I've soooo begun to wish that I had gone with a gravity feed top-cup. I really need to figure out how double actions work and man up to an Iwata.
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evom
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
It's better to go with a double action though. You have a lot more control with them. And Prometheum you can get an attachment cup that just plugs where your bottle goes on the bottom feed.
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Prometheum5
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
EVOM wrote: It's better to go with a double action though. You have a lot more control with them. And Prometheum you can get an attachment cup that just plugs where your bottle goes on the bottom feed. Thanks. I actually do have a cup and a bottle, but I just find that the syphon action tends to clog a lot. Especially with acrylics. Anyone here use an Iwata Revolution? I think it's time for an upgrade, and they are supposed to be phenomenally easy to use and maintain.
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evom
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
If you're using acrylic like createx, it's just a gummy paint. It clogs the tip not the inner area unless you're letting it sit without cleaning it or something. The same thing would happen with top feed. Not all paints act like that.
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meanmistert
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
I don't use any acrylics, just Monster & Vcolors, but I swear by my Iwata HP-SBS.... after checking the specs vs. budget, it was the most affordable brush with all the desired "pro" features. If I remember correctly, it has been discontinued so I think you can find an even better deal on one now.
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eckotyper
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
well i placed a order for some monster kolor, got my compressor, and a dual action badger to mess around with, im really excited... wanna slowly build my selection of kolors from monster kolor
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toybotstudios
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
Prometheum5 wrote: Anyone here use an Iwata Revolution? I think it's time for an upgrade, and they are supposed to be phenomenally easy to use and maintain. i have a Revolution. it's a good airbrush. I use it as a secondary brush to cover larger areas and for glitter. primary is an Iwata HP+C. which allows for greater detail spraying. http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/pr ... hp_c_plus/I checked out Dustin's new rig which is the Iwata CM-C Plus. Next level shit right here http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/pr ... cm_c_plus/
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Prometheum5
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
toybotstudios wrote: Prometheum5 wrote: Anyone here use an Iwata Revolution? I think it's time for an upgrade, and they are supposed to be phenomenally easy to use and maintain. i have a Revolution. it's a good airbrush. I use it as a secondary brush to cover larger areas and for glitter. primary is an Iwata HP+C. which allows for greater detail spraying. http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/pr ... hp_c_plus/I checked out Dustin's new rig which is the Iwata CM-C Plus. Next level shit right here http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/pr ... cm_c_plus/Thanks! That CM-C Plus looks like a beast. I ended up getting the Revolution CR and LOVE it. My latest Glyos figures and Argus custom just would not have been possible without it. It's like night and day from my old single action Badger 200.
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dustin
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Re: How to paint with V-Color
Prometheum5 wrote: toybotstudios wrote: Prometheum5 wrote: Anyone here use an Iwata Revolution? I think it's time for an upgrade, and they are supposed to be phenomenally easy to use and maintain. i have a Revolution. it's a good airbrush. I use it as a secondary brush to cover larger areas and for glitter. primary is an Iwata HP+C. which allows for greater detail spraying. http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/pr ... hp_c_plus/I checked out Dustin's new rig which is the Iwata CM-C Plus. Next level shit right here http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/pr ... cm_c_plus/Thanks! That CM-C Plus looks like a beast. I ended up getting the Revolution CR and LOVE it. My latest Glyos figures and Argus custom just would not have been possible without it. It's like night and day from my old single action Badger 200. Actually, mine's an HP-CH. http://www.iwata-medea.com/index.php/products/hp_ch/
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