How to Topcoat your Gunpla with BOSNY NO 191 FLAT CLEAR
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- How to Topcoat your Gunpla with BOSNY NO 191 FLAT CLEAR
Well, it seems this is my very first tutorial on GunPla Topcoating. It was originally requested by my avid follower @mob 1 and it took too long for me to make this video.
I guessed it's better late than never right?
In this video, I'll only be focusing on Bosny No. 191 Flat Clear Topcoat. Spray Cans. I'm pretty sure there are many other topcoat brand out there but this is the only topcoat I've been using since I started my Gunpla hobbies.
I hoped this will help anyone, beginners or experienced builders when it comes to topcoating.
I'm pretty sure I have not covered everything when it comes to this kind topcoating so if you have some suggestions, please let me know through the comment section below
I'm looking for a cheap way to customize my gunplas and I found this video. This is very useful and informative! I'm one of those broke-ass-collector-who-only-buy-kits-when-i-have-extra-money-and-have-already-paid-the-bills. I'll definitely try this for my customs. Thank you for the knowledge you shared!
Just started this hobby and came across your video. Thank you! This was straight to the point and very helpful
I am so thankful that I found your channel. I'm new to the hobby and I found your techniques for customizing gunpla more doable and budget friendly for beginners like me. Thank you so much Sensei! 😊
Thank you so much. Yeah! My detailing style is for the masses who are busy and may consider their budget and may not work for everyone but I am very much happy to know that someone out there was able to find value on the content i make. thank you so much. I am still learning and keep continung to challenhe and discover new things when it comes to Gunola detailing and of course i am willing to share all of those in this platform. On that note, thank you so much for your support and expect more content in the future
After 500 long years... I have been waiting for this to come.
7:08 Look at that man, why WOULDN'T you wanna topcoat it?
But the detailing was the one that surprised me tho, thought you were just gonna topcoat it.
Great work LIKE ALWAYS sir Hyper Wep!!
Well as they say, better late than never right? 🤣. Since I made this video specifically by your request, why would I topcoat a merely plainly looking kit, it needed to be detailed first. The detailing took more time than the actual topcoating. Ao in summary, Topcoat and hairblower is just the key. Anyways, thank you so much for your continuous support and I hoped you liked the video
@@HyperWeaponHobby I really did :) and will continue to!
Thank you, I really appreciate the support. My next tutorial will be on how I make my custom decals.
You did that detailing with a brush? That's amazing, it looks so good
😍😍😍 thank you so much. Your feedback is very much appreciated
Done with my first ever top coat using Bosny! And boyyy it came out perfect! Thanks for the tutorial and tips. It really helped me out with this 😃👌😃
Glad this video was able to help and congrats that you were able to get the result you expected 😅. Keep spraying my good friend
How long did you blow dry?
@raphaelaris2616 around 1 to 2 minutes
@@HyperWeaponHobby and then did you also dried it using a fan or just plain blower?
@raphaelaris2616 initially, I have dried it using the hair blower, around 1 to 2 minutes of exposure. That is to ensure the paint wont frost since I sprayed it during a humid weather. After that, I left it in front of the fan to hasten the drying process and eliminate the paint residual odor
Liked the detailing you did with the kit before top coating, do you have a video on doing that sort of stuff?
Thank you so much. Its a quick detailing for straight build kits and luckily, I just recently finished recording a video on how to detail kits like the one on this video. Featuring the HG Gao Gao Aerial, just a couple more editing and its good to go so watch out for that video as it will be uploaded soon
Great advice. Thanks for making this video.
Thank you so much for leaving a comment
Good video my dude, gonna be painting and topcoating soon so it's nice to have this kind of advice
Thank you so much. If its your first time painting using spray can. I have a few videos on my channel on some of the basics
@@HyperWeaponHobby I'm gonna be handpainting, but I am gonna be using bosny primer so I'll probably check the other videos out in case I can get tips for how to use the cans
When using cans make sure you are spraying outside and the distance berween the spray and the parts your spraying should be at least 5 to 6 inches
since this video has been a year old, how is it holding on today? is the coat still good? did it deteriorate? did anything at all bad happen to it due to time or did it hold on nicely and still looks the same as this vid?
Same question
thanks. most important thing to know is that normal aerosol paint is safe on gunpla.
Yep, so long one knows how and where to use it
Than you for your explanation and those tips. Great video
6:45 this part HAS to be the best thing in this entire video a great tutorial mixed with humour shits awesome man also how were you able to make your own water slide decals with that?
First of all, congratulations you've found the hidden easter egg in this video 🤣. Second, thank you so much, it really took me a while to make a tutorial video like this, actually the detailing of the kit took more time than the topcoating itself. Finally, i bought a clear waterslide decal paper online, I printed some logos on it using an inkjet printer, I sprayed the surface with a bosny no. 190 clear topcoat and voila. Its a custom decals. Maybe i'll make a tutorial video of it as well
@@HyperWeaponHobby woah you should actually make a video tutorial on it it would be really helpful for customizers like me i would genuinely love it
@@thatonequeergundamfan71 Thanks for the idea. I would definitely make a tutorial for it
BTW here's a tip guys. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR BLOW-DRYER IS NOT TOO HOT. IT WILL "COOK" YOUR TOPCOATED AREA INSTEAD OF DRYING IT
made this mistake once 😞
Its okay if its hot, just make sure you know the distance of the kit from the nozzle of the dryer. Also, you must keep on moving the kit or parts of the kit in different position to distribute the heat as I shown in my video. In my experienced of using different kind of hairdryers with varying heat, I never "Cooked", any of my painted or topcoated kits
@@HyperWeaponHobby
I cooked it cuz it was too hot AND wasn't moving it cuz i was distracted by a part that dropped😭😭
Me Eedjot
Quick..simple and easy to understand 💪🏻
Thank you so much. I will make more tutorial like this in the future
Thanks for this! Couldnt really coat with typhoon Egay on the loose lately, but i figured out to dry the coat with an exhaust fan LOL
I mean its not my place to ask but I will ask anyway, why would you do topcoating during a typhoon 😂. I mean mild rainy season and a somewhat realtive humidity would do with a hair blower but a typhoon is something else
@@HyperWeaponHobby i may just be a little insane in the head, but im also surprised at how well it worked despite how humid it is lol
@@dryelene Now that gives me an idea. Of course, I'll have no work day if theres a typhoon and I could do some topcoating too so long as electricity is still on. Its flawed but brilliant
@@HyperWeaponHobby exactly! No work to do and all the (barebones) essentials to start! Great opportunity if you ask me
Theres no typhoon and I have to go to work. Well, another opportunity to do topcoat has been vanished
should I clear coat my painted kit first before applying the panel line and decal? And then top coating after?
I was entertained although I know this already😁. Very informative sa mga newbie.
That's right, even at night pag may gusto akong tapusin na itopcoat ginagamit ko itong method na ito. Its helpful when you're on a deadline to finish a kit project
If working on a more expensive kit with an inner frame, what is the best way to topcoat the parts? Should i just stip the armor?
If i painted the inner frame with metallic details, i always topcoat tje armor separately, i wouldnt want to ruin the metallic paint. But in some.cases that i dont add metallic paint in the inner frame, I topcoat it together with the armor
What i hate about Bosny gloss is how it makes your kits a bit sticky even after dried. As someone who loves to go for Glossy Candy finish it has been the bane of me LMAO! Any tips on Bosny Gloss or should I just give up on it? Flat Bosny is really good but gloss is kina meh
There were only few kits that I build in which I have used Bosny Clear (gloss). I really preferred Matte or flat as my topcoat finished. Indeed, the gloss can be sticky at times and really not meant to be played with. My advised is using an additional wax (like the one you used to shine a motorcycle or bike). I think i have used one before (can't remember the brand) but the topcoat should be totally cured and dried before you wipe it with that substance. The good news is it will remove the stickiness feel, the bad news, it will become more slippery. Either way I believed when you topcoat a kit in gloss finished, it should never be played anymore (it should be displayed in a shelf for eternity 😂).
@@HyperWeaponHobby Yeap! I guess imma go for flat finish builds for now lmao. You get your topcoats in shopee?
Explains Humidity causes frosting effect. Proceeds to spay the clear in humid rainy weather lol.
😂😂😂 well we got a hack for that. A simple hairblower. Humidity can s*ck it 😂😂
Looks awesome man!
Thank you so much ☺️
How do you keep the joints from fusing like the elbow joints cause mine has fused or atleast got so hard the joints broke 🫤
I always test fit pegs and other movable joints when I build a bootleg kit. I will make adjustments, if iits too tight i will sand it, if its too loose, I'll apply clear nail polish or dried glue. Certain adjustments iks necessart when you build a knockoff kit
@@HyperWeaponHobby oh wait I meant how do you keep the joints from fusing when you top coat it?
When you have done the adjustment as I said before, even the topcoat won't make it fuse. Another thing, maybe you apply too much topcoat that it covers the whole joints, hence making it fuse. Somtimes I masked thr joints or any movinf parts with masking tape so that it wont be topcoated. Its case by case basis i think
hi, do you have a video of how you add details lile the shadings to your gunpla, they're really cool and i wanna try it one day... pls drop the link of the vid if you have one yea cuz i cant find it in ur channel 😅 thanks 🥰
Thanks for your feedback. I used only real touch gundam marker to make those extra hightlights and shading. Its somewhat a semi weathering technique and I have a video on my channel abput it
czcams.com/video/-c_XALHj8EQ/video.html
Is there a way to get a semi-gloss clear on bosny? Will the first gloss coat then matte work for a semi-gloss clear coat?
that would be awesome for GM Command Cold District
what model markers did you use for the shading looks great btw!
Thanks. I used real touch marker grey for the shading
Will this ruin panel lining of gundam 002 markers?
No it wont
Oh my god I just had this nightmare recently and it took so long to alcohol and brush the frosting off! I have a question though, do you use the strongest setting of the blow dryer? Please and thank you!
Hello, in my country this brand is not exactly available. What should I take into account to know which one to buy as a substitute for BOSNY?
I'm planning to get Bosny Flat Clear coz i want to learn doll face repainting. Most of the tutorials i've seen recommend the Mr. Hobby brand but it's too expensive and i'm only just starting to learn so i will be trying Bosny muna for now. It's for priming (before painting). But it think it can also be used for sealing (after painting). I really hope Bosny will work too.
About the frosting you mentioned in this video, can it also be caused by not shaking the can first before using? Coz i know these aerosol sprays need to be shaken well first before spraying.
thanks for this tutorial
How to remove frosting effect my SD deathscythe became gray😢? Should I sand or remove by using thinner?
Did you topcoat it on bareplastic or painted plastic?
Did you use bosny flatclear or other brand? You next step will depend on these
How far away should I hold the piece away from the can?, im gonna use Mr Hobby premium clear for my topcoat, and also should I spray one side of the piece a few times then rotate it or rotate it while I am spraying?
You should at least be 20cm to 30cm far from the parts your spraying. Too close and the paint will be too thick and yes you should be rotating the pieces (while attached to a stick and alligator clip preferably) so even coating shall be distributed among the area of the parts you are paintinf
Nice work 👏
Thank you so much 😍😍😍
nice vid starting to go back in the hobby due to aerial , quick question after applying top coat how long should i wait for it to dry ?
(if no hair dryer , but sunny weather)
It would take quite a while for it to dry if you have no hair dryer. For sunny weather, no humidity, it will take around 4 or 5 hours
LOVED THE VID
How long do you use the hair blower on each part?
Around 1 to 2 minures
What can I use for MG kits? I don't think aligator clips can carry the parts that are heavy
You can use alligator clips, but reinforce it with a tape, I usually, reinforced heavy parts with masking tape. I wrap it around the head of the alligator clip so it wont fall and it can easily be remove after.spraying. for the seriously heavy parts, i usually use 2 or 3 alligator clip sticks and reinforced it with a tape as well
Hi, right after applying the top coating, did you do the blower step right away? or is there an interval
After applying the topcoat, i applied the blower right away because we need to apply the dry air immediately to the components of the topcoat wont frost
Wait can i spray the gundam what colour i want, then apply decals and panel lining then the topcoat and is the tamiya ts 80 good?
Yes, thats the exact sequence I do. Paint the gundam with my preferred color, add panel lines and decals and topcoat. Its usually the basic steps
After you spray one part you use blower or you top coated all the parts and blower them after? Thank you
how many layers to achieve the result like u did? and can i leave it under the sun?
I onlt apply one coating for topcoat. When you have cover the kit with the spray and its become shiny, thats when you have to stop. Yes you may leave it up under the sun so long as ita scorching dry hot, when theres humidity, theres a chance it will frost
Sir tanong lang which one do you prefer matte or glossy? Newbie lang po ako sa gunpla and I'm planning to learn how to top coat my kits sir.
Majority of my kits are topcoated with flat (matte). I rarely use gloss as I always preferred those kits a finished flat without reflective attributes, it adds to the realism and remove its toyish feel and good for video recording since the reflective nature has been removed
What face mask would you recomend for Bosny brands ?
I only used triple layers of facemask underneath a breathable cloth 😂. Its hard to breath but at least i wont inhale some fumes Or you can buy a decent painting respirator masks
How do you do that comic art look??? You've done a great job though.
Thank you very much. I highlighted the edges with Realtouch Gundam marker. I have a video about it on my channel demonstrating it on an HG Unicorn Gundam
@@HyperWeaponHobby thanks! Will watch it. You got a sub now hehe keep up the good work!
@kenshintakamura6596 thank you so much for subscribing. I really appreciate it. I hoped my content can meet your expectation. I still sucked at detailing gundam kits but if you want to see video contents or ideas that i could probably do, please let me know ☺️☺️☺️
Can I use vaccum? Not suck it but the one that feel hot behind the vaccum or it's a hot air comes out
I have tried vacuum yet such the one you are suggesting. But if hot air comes out from behind it and you can feel it with your hand or skin that its warm (not the kind of heat that will give you 3rd degree burn 🤣) and there's also air coming from it then i think it will do
@@HyperWeaponHobby I see 😂 thank you for your advice btw👍🏻
Nice tutorial - makes me wanna start top coating - so if u use a hairdryer , it doesnt matter what weather ?
Yes, but so long as you can dry it immediately after coating, otherwise the humidity will affect the topcoat, you need yo apply initial dry air to the coat as soon as possible after spraying
@@HyperWeaponHobby alright thanks for the tips! I guess i need to try it out - i started gunpla again for few weeks - now at my 3rd MG kit, im scared to mess them up with the top coat frost
@kiillu2008 its to good to hear that you returned to this hobby and Its amazing that you are in your 3rd MG kits. I rarely build MG because its easy for me to do experiments on HG 1/144 kits. Not mention their cheap bootlegs. Really not that regretting if I messed up or anything but so long as I can share all the information that I discover from my experiments then thats all good. My information might not work for everyone but I'd say, if you really are not ready yet. You really need to try it first on cheap samples, even the runners one. That way, any possible mistake will be forgiving
@@HyperWeaponHobbyyes i will definitly try it out - does this method with hairdryer works also in the winter now? I want to coat at my balcon and would immediately go inside and dry with hairdryer - is this possible ? Or to risky due to cold weather ?
@kiillu2008 im not really sure about doing this method on winter of other countries. I lived in a tropical country where climates are either rainy days and sunny days. I do this method even during the rainy days and the heat applied by the hairdryer prevents the coat from frosting even in a relative humid environment. Although, as I said, maybe our humid temperature is still not that cold enough compared to other countries. But hey, you can experiment it first on cheap kits or other plastic and see if its doable in your end
What are those pegs called that you put the parts on to spray?
You mean the alligator clips? I bought alligator clips and put them on sticks
I have a kit panel lined with tamiya panel line accent color and some paint markers, is it okay to use Bosny flat clear topcoat on it?
It is okay, it will protect the panel line. i use tamiya panel line accent color too. But when it comes to paint markers, ensure that you are spraying in a relative distance, around not less than 1 ft or 30 cm. Overcoating the paint markers with Bosny Topcoat might ruin it but in a controlled distance and layer of coats, its practically safe
@@HyperWeaponHobby thanks!
No problem, happy painting
What will happen if i topcoat on the metallic sticker or on clear green part like rg 00 raiser sword ?
Okay so never ever topcoat or at least never spray a flat topcoat on a clear parts. It will blur them so bad, remove them when you topcoat a kit. For the metallic stickers, the same can be said, it will dull their metallic sheen a little bit so maybe topcoat your kit before you apply any metallic sitckers. Experience taught me this 😅
@@HyperWeaponHobby thank you
Is there a way to get rid of frosting??
It depend on the level of frosting, if it is a mild frost, you can topcoat it again with a flat topcoat but do it in the blazing and scorching heat of sunlight, preferably noon, and ensure that there is no humidity. However, if the frosting is severe, the only way to removed it is thru soaking it an a thinner and hoped that it will only removed the paint and not damaged the plastic
You gained a new subscriber!.
Thank you so much 🥰
@@HyperWeaponHobbybtw what did you do on those shading before you topcoat?
@MiguelAndreiB.Quimoyog-ue6rd I traced the edges with a Gundam Real Touch Marker 01 before topcoating
any significant differences bet bosny and mr hobby?
Uhmm hi po kpg poba nag lagay ako ng water decals need pa mag top coat or hindi na? Planning to put water decals and this is my First time putting water decals po kasi hehe
Mas maganda kung matopcoat after malagyan ng waterslidr decals. Mas mapoprotektahan ng decals at hindi madali matatanggal at lalong hahalo ito sa iyong kit
Ilang ganyan kasya sa mg boss na kit?
is it still moveable after applying the coat?wont the paint stiff up the joints etc?
Articulation test is necessary when you build a kit out of the box. If the joints and pegs are good enough (meaning not to tight and not to loose), I cover them with masking tape when spraying topcoat. However, if the pegs and joints are loose or if I wanted to tighten them a little bit, I expose them during spraying of topcoat (this is the case in the video), it will create additional layer to provide good friction. If the layer is too thick and became tight, I sand it for adjustment. This kind of adjustment is necessary to ensure your kit will retain a dynamic articulation and movability for a long time
@@HyperWeaponHobby wow thats a bit complicated esp when the parts are already installed like if its already one whole part arm / leg?hmmm..im considering this but i maybe i need some test models first...haha
@@carlolee8791 Handling bootleg kits can be quite a task, requiring extra effort (although some Bandai kits may also share similar issues). Personally, when it comes to topcoating, I always take the time to categorize the kits by module: head, arms, torso, waist, legs, backpacks, and accessories. It's a bit time-consuming, but this approach allows me to topcoat each part accurately. Of course, there's another aspect to consider when working with bootleg kits: building them and test fitting their parts to determine which ones fit well and which ones need adjustments. It's a whole different story than just "topcoating altogether", but an essential step to ensure a successful build.
@@HyperWeaponHobby hehe ill be testing it on my old kits from when i was a kid..those were still original bandai kits but i destroyed them by playing..now i regret it though..haha but atleast i have test kits for the new ones..hehe
@@carlolee8791 That is correct. It's always a good idea to test things on kits or items, such as a plastic spoon, that you won't regret damaging. It's unfortunate what happened to those Bandai kits you had as a kid. When I was at that age, I also used to think of these kits (plastic robots that you have to assemble) as toy robots and would play with them accordingly. It was later that I realized model kits are different from actual toys. There are Gundam action figures that you can play with as toys. Model kits, on the other hand, are like a form of art that you can appreciate more than a toy, as they reflect the effort you put into assembling and detailing them. The satisfaction you derive from completing a model kit can be greater than purchasing an average toy. But hey, that's just my perspective. If people consider model kits as toys and enjoy playing with them that way, then that's perfectly fine for them.
Boss question lamang , okay lang ba i topcoat ko sya ng isang buong kit sya?? tinatamad kase ko mag effort ng husto ung kakalas kalasin pa isa isa. salamat more power ^_^
Pede nman actually. Ginagawa rin nman ng iba un. Itatayo lang nila ung kits nila na may kahon sa sahig tapos iisprayan na nila ito paikot. Kaya ko lang mejo tipid din sa topcoat un. Advisable lang na kalasin ang mga parts pag itatapocoat mo para matamaan mo ng spray bawat gilid at mga sulok para mas okay tingnan at kung may panel line ka at decals ay mas madali mo rin ito ma spray.
@@HyperWeaponHobby okay salamat sa tugon boss. sapat na cguro sakin un mapabagal lang ung paninilaw . ty ty.
@phoenixdown1947 no problem sir, glad I could help
How to strip off bosny paints?
There are various methods
1. Sanding, although this will take time and might damage the plastic
2. Soak the painted parts in lacquer thinner. Bosny is Acrylic-Lacquer so it works as this is what i do to clean my alligator clips
3. Get a bosny paint stripper, its cheap as well but i havent used it yet as im not sure what it will do to the plastic
should i top coat outside or inside my room ?
Definiely topcoat outside in a more ventilated area if your using a spray can. The fumes odor is something you dont want to smell in your room
Is that waterslides? Did you top coat it? Hindi ba na damage? Yan kasi concern ko. Hope you see this po
Yes waterslide ung ginamit ko. Hijdi nman sya nadamaged nung tinopcoat ko basta tama lang ung gamit sa topcoat ☺️☺️
@@HyperWeaponHobby thank you po yan din kasi order ko na top coat pro Hindi ko pa na try with waterslides
Mas maganda pag natopcoat mo with waterslides, mapoprotektahan din ung decals at hindi madaling matatanggal
Bro, can i ask. I already top coat my gundam, then i removed the nubmark. It was wrong i know it. It made scratch effect there. I want to remove it before top coat again. Do u have an idea? And i want to remove bad top coat in my kit and top coat it again. I hope u can help
Well that seems to be an issue. You should always remove the nubmark before topcoating. Topcoating is the last step in Gunpla detailing. If it were me then in depends in the severity of the presence of the nubmark. If it is located somewhere hidden that cannot easily be seen then i'll just let it be. But let say its a dark colored plastic and the nubmark can easily be seen and it also causes a stress where the spot of the nubmarks has whitened. I'll definitely repaint it. If i applied topcoat already, i will sand it first with 800 to 1000 grit of sandpaper and apply primer and paint it with a base coat of my choosing. Removing topcoat in a kit will require a thinner. My topcoat is bosny brand so a laquer thinner is what i would used to remove the topcoat (lacquer thinner is cheap, even the one that you can buy in hardware will do SO LONG AS YOU HAVE USED BOSNY SPRAY CANS) or you can do progressive sanding like i said earlier. You might even want to yse finer grit up to 2000 to nor scratch the plastic. Hoped this helps, if only i can be ellaborated on much details of your issue, i could probably help more accurately
@@HyperWeaponHobby so i need sand with 2000 grit to remove the coat? Then i can remove the nubmark normally? And last i can top coat it
@@HyperWeaponHobby i can. Do u have an instagram so i can send ur pics
Thats exactly what i would do if i dont have to paint the kit. The topcoat will somehow cover those scratches
I do have an instragram, you can check the link on the "about" tab of this youtube channel
Need pa po bang takpan ng masking yung mga PC at Pegs? Especially pag MG yung i totopcoat?
Usually sinasama ko ang polycapsnsa topcoat pero ang pegs ay depende. Pag ayaw ko sya na humigpit ay tinatakpan ko pa ng masking tape, pero pag gusto ko ng konting friction ung pegs ay dinadamay ko sa topcoat. Pag loose topcoat, pag alam mo magiging mahigpit, takpan ng masking tape
Thank You Po sa Tip Sir!, Planning to paint po kase sa MG Buster
Okay un si MG Buster, basta malaki ang tulong ng topcoat sa mga maluluwag na pegs pero pag okay na ung joints at articulation ay takpan mo lang ng masking tape para hindi humigpit
Gaano katagal ka nag curing after mo mag panel line? Or pwede naba agad mag coating?
Also pwede ba 2 layers of coats for the final coat?
Usually pinapalipas ko muna ang isang araw bago ako magpanel line sa painted na plastic, para in case na magkamali, madali burahin at hindi madadamay ung paint sa pagbura. Pede ang 2 layers of coats basta parehas lanh na manipis ang pagka spray mo. Pag nagkapal ang topcoat specially sa flat ay lalabo ang kulay ng plastic at mamumuti
@@HyperWeaponHobby paano naman ma prevent yellowing ng white parts?
You cannot prevent the yellowing of white plastics. Topcoat will only prolonged it but will not prevent it in the long term. Ganun talaga pag naeexpose ang plastic ay nag ooxidise ito. Full painting talaga ang mag peprevent ng yellowing of white plastic. Kaya usually, pinipinturahan ko kahit ng isang coat lang ng bosny flat white ang mga white plastic parts
@@HyperWeaponHobby last question, is that lacquer or acrylic na top coat ginamit nyo?
@AKReyes3 Regular bosny paints are acrylic with a hint of Lacquer. Meaning, Its a combination of both with acrylic as its prevalent based. Therefore, acrylic or lacquer-based thinners can be use to thin out or remove the paint from Bosny. Although there are some Bosny paints which are enamel-based but those are few such as the Bosny Chrome.
Boss pwede po bang mag panel line sa bosny clear gamit tamiya accent? Tsaka kung pwede din bang ipang final top coat ang bosny flat para ma seal yung panel line na tamiya accent?
Pede sir, mas maganda gamitin ang panel line accent kung iti ay natopcoat mo ng bosny gloss dahil mas madulas ang ink sa mga panel at mas madali rin itong burahin. Pede rin gamitan ng bosny flat after pero take note na bosny gloss and then topcoated ng bosny flat will make a semi-gloss or satin finished texture
@@HyperWeaponHobby thank you boss. 😁
No problem sir ☺️☺️☺️
Pwede ba ko mag top coat kapag may special coating ung kit?
Kung may metallic coating o special coating ung kit ay papangit ung kalalabasan nun pag tinaopcoat mo
Can you weather the gundam after its top coated or before?
Id say topcoat a gundam with flat/matte before weathering so the paint or any weathering applied would easily adhere to surface texture. And after that, topcoat it again so the weathering details would be protected. We wouldnt want those deatils to be erased easily so topcoat is the key.
@@HyperWeaponHobby thanks, also which gray real touch marker did you use for the shading? Is it GM01,GM02 or GM03?
@4I-IUYYY i used GM401 real tpuch marker to acentuate the edges of the white parts. Its a balance colored grey, not to dark and you can easily smudge it with your fingers
@@HyperWeaponHobby OK, thank you
@4I-IUYYY no problem
what happens when you top coat a non permanent marker?
The topcoat will cover the ink of that non permanent marker and thus, will become permanent. You have to scrape off the topcoat if you want to erase that marker ink otherwise its the same as any ordinary panel lines
@@HyperWeaponHobby aight
should i put the decals first or after topcoating it?
Decal 1st then topcoat
so i cant topcoat while in an air conditioned room... damn
Does this destroy plastic after a few years? Or is this safe? Hows ur kit holding up? I need answers
The first kit I topcoated on 2015 is still looking good today on my shelf. I think it is safe to say it will not destroy the plastic
@@HyperWeaponHobby since 2015???? Goddamn, what abt the articulation? Did it degrade? Did the joints weaken?
@@HyperWeaponHobby im concerned since i topcoated gloss my Full Armor Gundam Ver ka
@@HyperWeaponHobby i need answers
@RealCamellia the thing is, when I straight build a kit, we can already find out its issues and the necessary things to adjust to it, if its too loose or too tight, i will make adjustment based on which and after i made those adjustments, then i will do the detailing and topcoat. After that, I will put my kits on display for eternity since I don't play with them, hence, the adjustment i did will definitely make them more intact as they are displayed for years too come. Recently, i have tried to play with the oldest kit i have topcoated and believed it or not, no loose or tightness, the kit is still good. So, in summary, whether the kit will be loose after some time is definitely up to you and the effort you will put onto it. Of course, topcoating is another stort as i have mentioned previously
kuya I got a problem, I followed your video naman po pero nag ka "frosting" pa rin po ako😢 ano po kaya pede kong gawin para maalis ko ito.
Baka napakapal ang spray mo. Pag ganyan, tinotopcoat ko ulet pero inensure ko na napakainit ng panahon sa labas ung talagang nakalabas ang araw sa tanghaling tapat at tutunawin ng bagong topcoat ung frosting. Ung isang alternative ay ibabad sa thinner pero baka madamage un plastic kaya mejo risky
@@HyperWeaponHobby kuya goodevening po! senysa po sa abala, tanong ko lang po kung okay pa rin po ba mag apply ng WSD sa part na natopcoat ko ng flat matte?
Pede pa nman kaso maganda kung matopcoat mo pa rin ung wsd. Iba kasi ung texture nung wsd na mukhang magiging out out place sya sa matte na surface. Pangalawa, mejo may challenge na maidikit ang WSD sa flat or matte na surface kaya baka madali itong matanggal kaya maganda itopcoat pa rin sya
balak ko po kasi, pag ka lagay ko na WSD mag aapply po ulit ako ng topcoat, okay lang naman po yun?
@Gabbe. Okay lang yun, kaya dapat manipis lang ang unang topcoat mo, tapos saka mo ilagay ung wsd and then topcoat ulit. Basta okey ang weather, try mo uiagay muna ung lata nf sprat sa mainit na tubig or hair blower mo
1.7k views 🥳 told ya they'd look for this hehe
Omg 6.5k
How to videos tend to attract more viewers than just uploading regular kits content. I have more "How to" line up for my next content but I reallt am challenge by my hectic schedule 😂
@@HyperWeaponHobby yeah that is kinda obv, but I'm still happy that u got dem viewsss wehehe
btw Happy New Year sir hyper wep!!
I think I used one of those brand before and flurouscent or not, I would not recommend it. Those decals do not slide easily, they easily crumpled and fold and does not adhere that much. That's why i still use DL decals, they are still not great but still workable for me
And happy new year to you too my loyal follower 😂
@@HyperWeaponHobby thank youuu aight imma get the DL decals then!
Ok din ba gamitin bosny pagpaprime?
if i do the decals first then top coat, are the decals gonna get blurry?
Nah
Boss tanong ko lang mga ilang seconds yung pagboblow dry at yung mainit ba na setting ng blow dryer yung gagamitin? At tanong ko na din kung gano katagal hihintayin mag "cure" yung topcoat? Kailangan ba nakatutok sa electric fan o kahit hayaan nalang sa isang sulok?
Usually hindi nalampas ng 1 minute pag binoblow dry. Makikita mo sa video up to 70 degree celaius ang init nung blowdryer pero dahil continuous nating iniikot ung parts habang binoblow dry ay hindi nman ito madadamage. Optuonal lang sir unf itutol sa electric. Un ay kung gusto mo lang mabilis na mag cure at mawala agad ang amoy nung bosny. Pero kung hindi ka nman nagmamadali pede mo naman ilagay na kang sa sulok ay iwan mo na lang dun
It is fine to top coat just the whole gundam without taking it apart or nah
If you just plan to just display it on your shelf and if your topcoat is too expensive then its alright to topcoat the gundam whole but if you plan to take photos or make video of it then it is advisable to topcoat it part by part so you can cover every parts with a topcoat
@@HyperWeaponHobby Thanks, also what would be your top 5 Master Grade Recommendations. Finished the eclipse gundam and am loving mgs.
Woah Eclispse Gundam thats awesome. i havent build so much Master Grades kit but I have compelted the Gundam Wing EW operation meteor main gundams but my favorite MG so far would be the Build Strike Gundam full package and the rest are still damn backlogs 🤣🤣🤣. Im more focusing on just high grades because their rasy to make content of from buidling to repainting and recording
where u can buy bosny?
Depends on your location, in our country Bosny paints are pretty much available in every hardware or motorcycle shops and even online
Does it affect if my kit has a water slide decals? Im worried that my decals would melt
Definitely not, I have used this topcoat even with the cheapest and low quality waterslide decals and it even improved its adherance and looks
@@HyperWeaponHobby If i top coat my kits with their provided stickers, does the stickers still comes off?
Nope, topcoating your kit wont affect the sticker adhesive capabilities. Sticker adhesiveness depends on its qualities, older tt hongli stickers sucks but bandai and other recent releases have good adhesiveness. That said, topcoat do not affect its adhesiveness
Kailangan ba ibilag sa araw pag maganda weather or sa loob ng bahay
Kung napatuyo mo na ng hairblower, kahit sa loob na nang bahay mo patuyuin. Curing stage na kasi yung kasunod. HIndi na masyado kailangan ng init dun
How do you fix top coat frosting and more important than that how do you prevent it
When I experience my first topcoat frosting. I tried to spray it again with topcoat. But this time, I made sure that the weather is hot, like in the scorching heat of noon. The frosted parts was removed but be sure to do it moderately as you don't want to thicken the coating.
How to prevent frosting:
1. Always shake your spray can before spraying
2. Only apply topcoat dyring sunny days (not on humid days)
3. Get some hair blower with enough heat, when you spray with topcoat, immediately use the hairblower to prevent the frosting. When the parts has been partially dried by the hairblower, most of the time, it wont frost anymore
@@HyperWeaponHobby seems it didn't work in my case:) it still frosted even using hair dryer, btw, thanks:)
The amount of coating you apply is also criticial, lots of applied coating will definitely be an issue and has higher risks of frosting. Another thing is the amount of heat your hair blower exerts and the humidity in the environment you spray that botlle. One thing I didnt showcased in the video is you can put the spray can in hot water first before using it. I didnt used this method since I have a tons of experience in precision on the coating i needed to apply on a kit and never get any frosted result. But according to others, putting the spray can of topcoat specially flat/matte on hot water will disperse the concentration of paint inside the bottle, hence it will prevent the frosting, apply this together with the hairblower and its a good combination or so they say
@@HyperWeaponHobby ah , may be i did wrong by apply too much in the first layer, and not put spray can in hot water , thanks a lot, i'll try again :)
@BaoNguyen-fu3fg first layer topcoat should be apllied thin, and so for second layer while using hairblower at each interval. About the hot water, that will definitely help. Alright, let me know how it goes when you tried it again
Can you do a tutorial on detailing your Gundam like how you did it in 7:00?
It's just basic panel lining and highlighting using Gundam Real Touch Marker. I think i have a video on my channel with in depth Real Touch Marker Tutorial (my first time actually) but i see your point, i will maybe upload a detailing tutorial as well
@@HyperWeaponHobby oooo okay that's really impressive
i used glossy clear without knowing LOL
boss ask ko lang pag nag .. paint ka ng gloss or flat tas may sand marks pa hinde naba sya magiging noticable pag pinaint tas same procedure yun gagawin sa ginwa mo?
It depends sir kung gano kalalim ung mga scratches sa sandmarks, usually hanggang 1,200 grit ang pinaka huling ginagamit ko sa progressive sanding pag unpainted or bare plastic ung kit na itotopcoat ko. Kaya almost hindi na noticeable ung sandmark. Pag ipapaint ko nman ung kit, hanggang 800 grit lang na sanding okay na sakin dahil sa primer pa lang tanggal na kung anu mang visible na sandmark. Yes sir, kahit sa pagpapaint, same procedure din ang gamit ko dahil pinapanipis ng init ng hairblower ang bosny paint. Makapal kasi ang concentration ng paint ng bosny dahil industrial grade ito at hindi hobby grade.
decals ba muna tapos topcoat na?
Yes sir, most of the time decals muna bago topcoat ☺️
@@HyperWeaponHobby pati panel line pala sir mauna dn sa topcoat?
Usually ang process ko, primer > basecoat> panel line > decals > topcoat. Baka sa iba, iba ang sequence but ung process ko it works out for me ☺️
What about to put the can on hot water, does it work?
I did that before and its useless in humid temperature. Youre kit wull stull get frosted. Just make sure you always shake the can before spraying it, afterwards, blowdry it immediately
@@HyperWeaponHobby so, hairdryer is the solution... Thx bruh
Actually applying DRY AIR (with a bit amount of heat) will prevent your kit from frosting when you topcoat it and it works most of the time. Hairblower, is a good source of dry air when the weather is not favorable for topcoating
Yeah it works great that’s what I do just make sure the it stays warm (don’t wait too long after warming) and shake can often when your painting
The hair blower I used is not hot enough to melt the plastic of the kit so ome should be aware of that as well