What types of techniques do you use to simulate chip paints. I use Maskol and it works great!! But removing it takes forever. Is there any other good alternatives???

I'm suprised that this post has been up for almost a whole day with no responses. Am I to believe that no on here uses certain techniques to simmulate chip paint

Whoa, easy there Tiger.
Ummm. Chipped paint? Let's see here there was a thread on this not too long ago, see if I can find it.... Ah! here! Hope it helps!

YodaMan

Thanks Yodaman for the thread. I knew you were one of the guys who could repond to this post!!! :-)

Okay, Here's my approach. Simplistic at best. But it works pretty nicely.
After I complete all the basic painting that I need to do. I take my steel color and dry brush the areas that I want to reflect a chipped look or if the under coat is a different color than steel I will use that color instead. Like I said. Pretty simplistic. But it's the easiest way that I know of. Though you guys have some great approaches as well.

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