Model Master Steel 1/2 oz

This is a 1/2 oz (14.7mL) glass jar of Enamel Steel Paint from Testors.

Testors Model Master Steel 1/2 oz Hobby and Model Enamel Paint #1780
 Testors # tes1780
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Features :
  • Made of enamel and is flammable and toxic.
  • Can be used for
  • Models: Ceramic, Plastic, Leather
  • Household: Stone, Metal, Styrofoam
  • Crafts: Wax, Glass, Paper
  • Figures: Fabric, Wood
  • Not recommended for: vinyl, polyethylene or polypropylene plastics.
  • Excellent for either brush painting or air brushing.
  • Covers well, flows smoothly with no blushing or fading, and can be blended easily.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Very accurate to steel"
Felgenhauer98
This is nice to simulate steel on your models. Its coverage is nice and not blotchy like acrylics. This is not a standard silver color. You will see a difference!!

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Features

  • Made of enamel and is flammable and toxic.
  • Can be used for
  • Models: Ceramic, Plastic, Leather
  • Household: Stone, Metal, Styrofoam
  • Crafts: Wax, Glass, Paper
  • Figures: Fabric, Wood
  • Not recommended for: vinyl, polyethylene or polypropylene plastics.
  • Excellent for either brush painting or air brushing.
  • Covers well, flows smoothly with no blushing or fading, and can be blended easily.

Specs

  • Testors Product Number: 1780

Includes

One 1/2 oz (14.7mL) jar of Enamel Steel Paint.


Requirements & Suggestions

  • Paint Brush or Airbrush to apply to model.
  • Eye, Lung and Skin protection.
  • Enamel Thinner
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Reviews

  
 
"Good Representation"
davidnweber (Del Rio, Tx)
This is a good paint to represent steel. One word of caution is that you need to make sure that you mix this very well prior to use.

 
"Good steel finish but a bit inconsistent."
mike
This steel blend provides pretty easy coverage, but must be mixed extremely well to prevent inconsistent finish on the project, it works great for undercarriage components like the exhaust or for engine blocks, but as I mentioned the finish can be a bit inconsistent in final color, particularly if you do not mix it vigorously prior to application. Compared to other metal finishes this one is a bit more difficult to apply without having varying color in the finish, but I believe that it is intentional to make the final product appear slightly worn. Overall it's a good simulation of steel but you have to mix it thoroughly to get a fairly even finish over the whole project.

 
"Brushable paint"
bdoldsecdog1 (Mountain Home)
I have been using Model Master bottle paint for years and find that they are easy to use with a multitude of colors available.

Comments

  • Keep out of the reach of children.
  • Highly Flammable Paint.
  • Use with adequate ventilation.
  • In case of eye contact, flush eye with water for fifteen minutes and seek medical help.
  • If airbrushing, use Airbrush Thinner (TESR2999)

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