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I have a squad of SoB that I'm looking to have painted, I would like the armor to look like a white plating with a dull shine (sort of what you would expect a pearl white paint job on a expensive car to look like), gold details and red cloaks.

I know I could go through the painting section but I'm going this route to find the painters who think they can accomplish the white I'm looking for.

If I like the work done on the first squad many more will follow, I enjoy converting but cannot achieve the white I'm looking for, it always comes out flat or way to shiny.

TRY ACRYLIC PEARL WHITE, I USE A ALOT OF IT,ITS AVAILIBLE AT ANY WALMARTFOR 2 BUKS JUST WATER IT DOWN ABIT.IT HAS A NICE METALIC LOOK WITHOUT THE SHINE.

Working on a trial sister now ; :-)

How did it turn out? Aright i hope. did you water it down?


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col. krazy kenny wrote:How did it turn out? Aright i hope. did you water it down?

iused it on my living saint.i thouhgt it looked good.

PM sent...

working on it, will be done tomorrow or the day after, i'm doing the best i can, it's always easier to go to a lower standard than to a higher one...

Kenny i'd love to paint but current work schedual (60 hours a week) and a 9 month old make sure my brushes stay dry.