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The Revell Enamel Paint in Yellow Matte is a high-quality synthetic resin paint specifically formulated for plastic scale model enthusiasts who require a durable, non-corrosive finish. It offers excellent coverage and versatility, allowing for both brush and spray application, though users should note the required drying time of up to 24 hours for a full cure.
| Model Part Number | 32115 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Revell |
Yes, while formulated for plastic, this enamel paint adheres well to many other materials used in hobby and DIY projects.
You can apply a second coat or a different color after four to six hours.
While not strictly required for plastic, using a primer can improve adhesion and color vibrancy on complex surfaces.
It is recommended to use Revell-branded thinners and mix only with other Revell enamel shades to ensure chemical compatibility.
Use Revell Painta Clean to effectively remove synthetic resin enamel from bristles without damaging the brush.
Dilute the paint gradually using Revell Colour Mix until the desired viscosity is achieved.
Apply thinner layers and allow for proper leveling time between coats.
Ensure the model is stored in a warm, dry environment and allow the full 24-hour curing period.
Before starting, ensure your workspace is well-ventilated. To prepare for application, stir the paint thoroughly within the tin to integrate any pigments that may have settled. If airbrushing, strain the paint after mixing with thinners to prevent clogging. After finishing your session, use `Revell Painta Clean` for brushes and `Revell Airbrush Clean` for your airbrush equipment to prevent residue buildup. Always seal the lid tightly between uses to prevent the enamel from thickening due to solvent evaporation.
