Molotow Liquid Mask.
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Matthaus
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Molotow Liquid Mask.
Quite frankly, Has anyone used it and would you recommend it?
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schweinhund227
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Re: Molotow Liquid Mask.
its just Liquid mask *packaged* in a convenient dispenser!
The neat thing about this product is the pen is refillable!
and if the tip gets gunked up? you can easily peel it clean.
Honestly, I would use it.... but I have specific needs that require me to dip into the jar and apply
my masking agent with fine tip applicators...
I am sure many users with a large area to mask might find it useful? like Aircraft camouflage contours or other flat surfaces...?
usually for that price... you can get a good quantity if not more in a jar ... but
only you can make that decision!
Happy modeling !
The neat thing about this product is the pen is refillable!
and if the tip gets gunked up? you can easily peel it clean.
Honestly, I would use it.... but I have specific needs that require me to dip into the jar and apply
my masking agent with fine tip applicators...
I am sure many users with a large area to mask might find it useful? like Aircraft camouflage contours or other flat surfaces...?
usually for that price... you can get a good quantity if not more in a jar ... but
only you can make that decision!
Happy modeling !
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Re: Molotow Liquid Mask.
But not all liquid masks are the same...schweinhund227 wrote: Mon Apr 23, 2018 1:49 pm its just Liquid mask *packaged* in a convenient dispenser!
The neat thing about this product is the pen is refillable!
and if the tip gets gunked up? you can easily peel it clean.
Honestly, I would use it.... but I have specific needs that require me to dip into the jar and apply
my masking agent with fine tip applicators...
I am sure many users with a large area to mask might find it useful? like Aircraft camouflage contours or other flat surfaces...?
usually for that price... you can get a good quantity if not more in a jar ... but
only you can make that decision!
Happy modeling !
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Matthaus
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Re: Molotow Liquid Mask.
Cheers mate 
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Zvezda 1:35 GAZ with Kornet-D
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Revll 1:32 FW 190 F-8
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Re: Molotow Liquid Mask.
I found out that a substance called PVA liquid mold release could be used as a mask. Thin and is removed by rubbing and just lifting a edge and peeling.
Reasonably cheap $15 for 1litre. It is used in the fibreglass industry. Because it is thin it can be applied by a dop in the middle and a tooth pick to spread it to the edges.
Unfortunately I'm having trouble locating it locally.
Reasonably cheap $15 for 1litre. It is used in the fibreglass industry. Because it is thin it can be applied by a dop in the middle and a tooth pick to spread it to the edges.
Unfortunately I'm having trouble locating it locally.
