Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
Hey there,
Thanks for the tip. I usually like to place the item to be painted on a small block of wood or two. That way the bottom is not touching the paper. Later eh...Brian.
Hi
Another good idea for those times a tin-let of paint is more appropriate for the job.
Is get a bit of 4"X 2"chamfer the edges and bore a suitable hole with a spade bit to 1/2 the depth of the tin-let.
This will stop it moving around and make it harder to spill.
regards John
GP-9_Man11786 wrote:I find whenever I spray paint something, it always sticks to the newspaper I put under it. Today I put the model I was painting on a sheet of "Reynolds Release" non-stick aluminum foil. It worked like a charm as the paint didn't stick to it.
Rene Schweitzer
Classic Toy Trains/Garden Railways/Model Railroader
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