Question for you RC painters

[hashemio]

There is no reason why that would not work, the only problem would be that the paper window mask would be stuck under the liquid mask so you would have to score the liquid mask around the edges of the paper mask in order to be able to peel it off later.

Otherwise when you go to peel off the paper window masks, you will bring up some of the liquid mask as well.

I love painting my own bodies as well. I am no pro at it either, but the satisfaction to know it was a job that you did yourself makes you feel pretty good about yourself. You can also try Parma masks as well, those have some pretty cool designs and they are only like $3

[magman]

Originally Posted by hashemio

There is no reason why that would not work, the only problem would be that the paper window mask would be stuck under the liquid mask so you would have to score the liquid mask around the edges of the paper mask in order to be able to peel it off later.

Otherwise when you go to peel off the paper window masks, you will bring up some of the liquid mask as well.

I love painting my own bodies as well. I am no pro at it either, but the satisfaction to know it was a job that you did yourself makes you feel pretty good about yourself. You can also try Parma masks as well, those have some pretty cool designs and they are only like $3

Maybe I was not crystal clear...what I want to do is use the paper window masks before applying the liquid mask. ( windows only ) Around the windows all the liquid I would apply would be around the edges of the paper to better seal the window

[ZippyBasher]

I always thought the window decals come out nice and clean with no additional work to them. You just have to rub your finger around the edges to make sure there are no air bubbles.

If for some reason yours are not peeling off nice and clean try scoring around the window decal with a razor blade (after painting) before peeling it off to get a perfect line.