A semi-gloss Mr.Color modeling paint with the designation C385, a red shade intended according to its name for aircraft markings. It is applied with a brush and with an airbrush.
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A paint from the C range in the Mr.Color line, the manufacturer's part number C385. It is a red shade for aircraft markings, that is, for national insignia, stripes and lettering that are sprayed on a model through a mask instead of being applied as a decal. The finish is semi-gloss, so once dry the surface neither mirrors nor is entirely flat.
Stir the bottle well before work, as the pigment settles at the bottom. Red shades cover badly, so lay them on a light undercoat, best of all a white base coat, and reckon on two or three thin coats. The paint thins with the thinner made for the Mr.Color range, not with water; use the same thinner to clean the brush and the airbrush immediately.
Apply the mask to finished, thoroughly dried paint before spraying the red. Press the edges of the mask down so that paint does not creep underneath, and spray in thin coats straight onto the surface. Remove the mask slowly and at an angle as soon as the paint has set, not after it has fully cured, or it may pull away the paint underneath as well. Finally even out the sheen of the whole area with a final varnish of your choice. If you are unsure of the shape of an insignia, spray a test on an offcut of plastic and only then touch the model.
The package holds the paint alone. Thinner, masks, brushes, an airbrush and a model are not included, unless stated otherwise. Work in a well ventilated room and store the paint carefully closed and out of the reach of children.
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