Metallics Dont Need Thin Coats. They Level Themselves. @PaintonPlastic
Metallics Dont Need Thin Coats. They Level Themselves. @PaintonPlastic
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ammo metallics behave differently to standard acrylics — spray wetter, apply heavier, let the paint do the work. Build colour first, finish with a slightly wet coat, back off when the surface wets out. One caveat: no solvent base means no self-repair. Get it right first time.

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