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I think my pure money 4s netting is starting to yellow a little bit. What's the best way to restore them to icey white without painting?
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I think my pure money 4s netting is starting to yellow a little bit. What's the best way to restore them to icey white without painting?
no option without painting, I've literally tried everything and once it starts to yellow painting is it. if you want to keep it looking factory airbrushing it is best.
Have you tried this?
Y’all think if I touch this up with angleus paint it’ll look new? Or will it look painted?
no option without painting, I've literally tried everything and once it starts to yellow painting is it. if you want to keep it looking factory airbrushing it is best.
I think my pure money 4s netting is starting to yellow a little bit. What's the best way to restore them to icey white without painting?
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Couple of questions,
How do you get the yellowing off of mesh on cement 4s? Tried sea glow and didn't work. Should I repaint? If so with which angelus paint?
Second, how do you get a scratch (not a scuff mark) off of gamma blue 11s patent leather?
Thanks!
yellowing on netting doesn't come off, has to be painted. angelus flat white, if you have access to an airbrush that would be best. if not just get to painting and do thin coats until you don't see it anymore.
if the surface of the patent leather is rough then there isn't much you can do. you can use hand sanitizer on it to see if it reduces what is visible. you can try a leather repair kit then follow it up with angelus black paint and a clear finisher but i bet it would look like crap.
pic doesn't load, if it's regular angelus white that will work too it will just have a glossier finish.
It's angelus white acrylic paint. Not flat white
they both work, it's just you will wind up with a glossier finish. if you want to dull it down you can add duller or you can finish it with a matte finish (krylon).