10-23-2013, 07:11 PM
I've been using Scale Coat for a long time (as well as PollyScale).
Imho, it is an excellent product. I've often used Scale Coat as my basecoat color foundation underneath the Alclad2 metalizers to achieve realistic stainless steel finishes on my plastic corrugated passenger cars. I typically thin it 60% and apply it medium wet at 25psi approximately 3" from the surface of the shell I'm spraying. Two coats. The results are usually very smooth and glossy.
Here is one of my passenger cars after having applied a Scale Coat 2 finish on it. I use a multi-LED flashlight to check for smoothness.
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Imho, it is an excellent product. I've often used Scale Coat as my basecoat color foundation underneath the Alclad2 metalizers to achieve realistic stainless steel finishes on my plastic corrugated passenger cars. I typically thin it 60% and apply it medium wet at 25psi approximately 3" from the surface of the shell I'm spraying. Two coats. The results are usually very smooth and glossy.
Here is one of my passenger cars after having applied a Scale Coat 2 finish on it. I use a multi-LED flashlight to check for smoothness.