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KevO
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So which fluid do you use with acrylics (if you use acrylics that is.. ).
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Laurie, the fluid was to be used to fill in canopy panels where the edges were first defined with a tape mask.
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Am trying to identify a suitable pre cut mask for a 1/48 Tamiya RAF Mustang with the Malcolm Hood canopy. It seems Eduard don't do one (unless I just can't find it) and the only other one I have found with the help of Mr google is by Pmask and it's vinyl rather than 'tape'. Suggestions? I'm currently struggling to mask a 1/48 Airfix hurricane canopy and I've found how bl**dy frustrating that is with my much less agile older fingers (and eyesight I think I'm gonna clean off the rather disappointing result with some ammonia and get a mask for that too.
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Hi all, newly registered here having just returned to modelling after a surprisingly long hiatus. What do you fine folk use as a masking fluid over acrylics (inc future dipped canopies)? My online searches suggest that many popular makes contain ammonia which obviously is not compatible.