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A comprehensive range of useful, often hard to find precision tools and accessories for you the scale model enthusiast. A liquid masking tape, also known as liquid masking, is a type of temporary protective coating that is used in painting and drawing. The masking tape comes pre-attached to plastic sheeting, and when folded out it has a width of 550mm. It doesn’t matter if you’re just starting out or have been collecting for years, there is no denying how appealing a diecast model collection is.From intricate details in your paintings to precise masking in your models, our tape delivers unparalleled accuracy and control. The first and easiest option is not to mask at all, just like I did on my recent Airfix starter kit build. When using these types of tapes for curves, it is important to press down firmly on the material as you apply it, making sure that it has fully adhered to the surface. I cut it into ultra thin strips, it will conform to and hold a very tight curve, haven't encountered residue remaining, clean line separation. These types of flexible bands have a less aggressive adhesive and can be stretched a little to conform to curves without pulling away from the surface or leaving a residue behind when removed.

The modeling version of these types of strips is used to cover parts of your figures, busts, or dioramas while you are painting them, usually with an airbrush. Tamika Spitfire model required but unavailable I always use Tamika products when possible, unfortunately I was disappointed on my last visit to discover that there was no longer any Tamika plastic aeroplane kits available. Our Masking Tape is produced using a light-medium weight adhesive which is designed to peel away cleanly leaving minimal residue behind*. These masking tapes are also ideal for general modelling, airbrushing, arts, crafts, and even those smaller DIY tasks.

I am sure this has been asked many times before, but what is the best masking tape to use where there are a couple of 90 degree curves to go around? The Japanese washi paper used in our masking tape is known for its durability, strength, and water-repelling properties.

Protecting specific areas as you paint, use airbrushing, painting and sprays comfortably without other areas getting accidentally coloured in. This is a thin, but very strong paper tape which will stick to almost any surface allowing a precise and intricate masking facility for smaller modelling applications. These paints have been designed in a 60ml pot so that you have enough product to paint entire armies with ease.

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Overall, these airbrush painting tools can be very useful when painting curves, but it's important to choose the right strip and use it properly. A liquid mask is a turquoise liquid solution that is applied to a surface using a brush or other applicator. Formulated with ultrafine pigments, A-Stand is a range of professional paints that offers extremely realistic finishes difficult to match by other brands on the market. It is applied directly to the surface and when it dries it can be peeled off or removed with a solvent.

We're committed to honestly selling high-quality products, which we are confident you will enjoy using. It dries quickly to form a thin, flexible, and water-resistant film that can be easily peeled off or removed with a solvent after the painting or drawing is complete. The tape is easy to remove after painting over and won’t lift the paint or leave any adhesive behind. I could possibly brush paint the parts instead of masking, but with my brush skills I think it would be best to mask the area.