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Iveco Hi-Way E5 Abarth - WIP

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9 5 March, 22:12
Spanjaard
truck? I am curious what you do with it
 6 March, 12:19
Rod -
Maybe there is some mold release still on the plastic. Instructions often say to wash parts. I never do and never have had trouble but I guess it's possible?.
 6 March, 12:19
Spanjaard
MS K did that already 😉 see picture 1
 6 March, 12:56
Rod -
Lol ok... so its not that.
 6 March, 13:20
Martin Oostrom
That's a bummer
 6 March, 14:08
Goldman
Strange. Never had such issue with Italeri truck panels before. Don't think it is ABS - try to glue some sprue bits with Tamiya Extra Thin. I don't think this glue will work on anything that is not styrene. Never used Gaia primer - only using Mr. Surfacer and Mr. Priming Surfacer. Is the Gaia primer lacquer or acrylic? Not sure if you have already did it but try to scuff the panels with Tamiya 3000 or 2000 grit sanding sponge (or similar) before priming. Another idea worth trying is to clean the panel with IPA - maybe the release agent Italeri used don't come off easily with just water and soap.
 6 March, 14:41
Alexander Grivonev
Truck with upgrade? I am so in...
 6 March, 17:36
MS K Author
Oh no guys, this time it's just a straight build...
@Goldman - Yeah As you said, it doesn't seem to be ABS, and I sanded it and used a lacquer surfacer, but strangely the paint didn't stick. Washing with IPA is a good tip, thanks.
 6 March, 17:44
Bozzer
Late to the party! Apologies, work has taken over my life 🙁
I'm definitely in for the duration, on this one!
 8 March, 06:09
Bozzer
The paint is definitely your issue. Most of my trucks are painted with Tamiya paint. I've never had much luck with model air paint. AK doesn't work for me either. I find it best to use a primer, the lads have already pointed out the best, but I've also used Tamiya primer from a rattle can, as well as decanted. However, I've also used both Tamiya and Mr Colour, straight onto the plastic. Some colours over here, are hard to match, so I go to the automotive store and get the colour I want, and also the matching primer. Again, I decant these into a glass jar, and I leave the lid loose, to allow the gasses to fully disperse from the paint. After a day, I simply add a little cellulose thinner and then mix it up, and airbrush it.
 8 March, 06:26
Michael Kohl
Following
 8 March, 08:58
Rui S
I'm in 😎
 8 March, 14:11
Goldman
Interesting pattern! Can wait to see it assembled
 9 March, 19:09

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