Schofield, WI
I've been working on my D&D machine for a couple months now after re-reading your thread, I'm a little unsure of my next step now. I pulled everything off the field front and back and proceeded to clean (simple green) the PF then took ME and alcohol to it and leveled all the inserts. I'm debating on using water slide or just painting the lettering and key lines back in. From what I'm reading now, I should shoot it in a light coat of clear either way and then start the repairs or should I paint the couple spots of burn thru and the launch track in the lane and then shoot a light coat of clear. I'm a little confused on this point. I was also wondering about spot repairs on the PF if I'm clearing the whole thing anyway. Like I said, I have one spot of burn thru and would like to just color match a spot and thin down some paint with some extender to clean it up and the shoot it. Your saying no brushes at all and mask everything?
I'm open to input and would love to hear suggestions. I have a really good airbrush and compressor so I'm willing to mask and go but it seem extreme for something I could match and have done in 20 seconds (did warhammer 40k for years so my painting ability is pretty damn good).
