With this kit as soon as u take it out is it ready to use or do i needs something to blow it out, what if i want to put angelus paint inside how do u
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NO,it's ready to go if you can get it to work!!!I tried many different things to get mine to work and all I wound up with was a blotchy mess!!! The only thing amazing about this product is that they can still sell it!!! I just tossed the P.O.S in the garbage!! Was so upset that it didn't matter!!! Spend a couple extra bucks and get a QUALITY product
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Sorry, but I have not taken it out of the box. I fell and have ulnar nerve damage in both arms. My first operation is this Wednesday.
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Youll need paint. Hobby stores should have em. The model comes in pieces. You have to paint and put together all the parts and pieces. All made of plastic so you gotta be careful and gentle.
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It's ready to go. Paints well even with un thinned latex paint. Clean well after using and works well next time too
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It works best if you let it dry, but dont let it set for days or anything. It will still crackle even if you wait till the next day. The more important thing is when applying the paint over the crackle is to try and only pull one paint stroke over the area unless you want less crackle. This is the best crackle i know of and we have tried all different brands. You probably know this but if you are using it on cabinets or furniture or really whatever even though its expensive get a scrap piece of wood and practice with it. It behaves different with different paints (i.e. flat, satin, semi gloss etc) it also will crackle more with thinner paints like the contractor grade type paints. It works best if you let it dry, but dont let it set for days or anything. It will still crackle even if you wait till the next day. The more important thing is when applying the paint over the crackle is to try and only pull one paint stroke over the area unless you want less crackle. This is the best crackle i know of and we have tried all different brands. You probably know this but if you are using it on cabinets or furniture or really whatever even though its expensive get a scrap piece of wood and practice with it. It behaves different with different paints (i.e. flat, satin, semi... » Read More It works best if you let it dry, but dont let it set for days or anything. It will still crackle even if you wait till the next day. The more important thing is when applying the paint over the crackle is to try and only pull one paint stroke over the area unless you want less crackle. This is the best crackle i know of and we have tried all different brands. You probably know this but if you are using it on cabinets or furniture or really whatever even though its expensive get a scrap piece of wood and practice with it. It behaves different with different paints (i.e. flat, satin, semi gloss etc) it also will crackle more with thinner paints like the contractor grade type paints. « Show Less
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1. No paint needed unless you want to.2. As I said in my review be very careful on getting the claws off the trees as this will determine whether your Epyon is a transformable MS or not.3.While you don't have to worry about getting the heat rod parts off be careful while putting it together. Cause if you do complete it you won't have to worry about it breaking. 4. Take your time while building this MS.
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yes you need to put lighter fluid in it. It isn't shipped filled ready to go unfortunately.
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This toy did not work at first. Then we pumped 15-20 times. Don't press the sprayer. Turn the grey cap a lil to the left to open it. take the marker & press it in the cap until you hear a click). Next turn the grey cap to the right to close it. Now the sprayer is ready to spray. It make take several attempts for the color to spray out. It is a little messy, but washes clean with soap/water.
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You need to put a thin coat of paint on then lut dry over night then put second coat on When you do lut it dry put it in front of a fan
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No prep is needed. You would probably like more than the one brush it comes with. If the numbers are pretty dark, I would try to maybe erase them a little. I haven't tried this yet but was thinking about it if my next one had such dark numbers. I had to repaint over the numbers so they wouldn't show through the paint. But I loved the finished product! It is a gorgeous painting.
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I move the tab to spray to have it ready. But I'm using it for training not protection. So I know when I need it. I'd keep it ready at all times. Hope this helped you out.
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You paint this on first as a base coat and then do chalkboard paint over it. Just expect to have all your windows open after you paint. It's really noxious.
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Good compressor for painting, you can adjust the pressure for different paints. I used mine to prime and paint all the exposed rafters in a catheral ceiling before I put them up. Might need a water separatot to paint cars.
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Go to Hobby Lobby. Take the compressor with you. It will be in the section with the model cars. It's the same compressor and parts used for painting small models!
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It should take off enough clearcoat and paint to be able to lightly sand in preparation for paint. This is strong stuff and should only be used with the proper PPE.
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This will not work for paint. Paint requires a large amount of air. To do continuous painting you will probably need to go to a gas powered compressor and if it is a one time job I would consider renting one instead of buying a large compressor. Aside from the extra money a large compressor takes more room to store and is louder when it runs this small compressor is great for finish work and small projects stores easily and is easy to lift and move around.
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Hi Olga,I've never seen an paint gun that stay's pressurized. My recommendation would be to have as large a tank as you can carry, and perhaps a good (small) 12v compressor with tank (assuming you have a vehicle with you).
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I have found that you have to jiggle the nozzle sometimes to get it to engage, after that it is fine. Also, I have used this product since it first came onto the market many years ago and I NEVER had any issues with it hurting the paint. Remember to rinse the soap off with plain water first, then rinse again with the rinse filter engaged. This way you are sure to get all of the soap off and assured to have a clean, shiny, spot free car! It is a great product!