MicroSet/sol

[Augustus]

What's the difference, when do use each as in what conditions call for using each one.

Do you really need both of them?

Are there better alternatives?

Cheers

[digger303]

http://www.intscalemodeller.com/viewtop ... et#p213849


set first then sol if needed


quick utube vid.........

[tommym]

Thanks
For question and answer
I was wondering the same thing

TommyM

[Schoof]

It actually says on the bottles themselves which to use first and how to use them.....

[OneSmallStep1966]

Just be careful with those bottles because they're super-easy to knock over. I think more of my solution has ended up on the desk than the decals

[FuzzSquad]

I am recent convert to this stuff, I wouldn't use anything else now

[Paul]

Get some water pens ,makes life easier

[digger303]

Get some water pens ,makes life easier

no leakage or evaporation ??

[Paul]

Get some water pens ,makes life easier

no leakage or evaporation ??

No they work perfectly

[HIghAltitudeScale]

I agree, waterpens have helped tremendously, no more spillage or wasted solutions

[Lysus]

Yeah, eager to try mine. Just need to get the liquid in there...and, you know, work on a kit.

[Augustus]

Get some water pens ,makes life easier

Ive been looking at these but the only ones I can find locally have very fine 'nibs', are the ones you use like this, yours seem to be fairly broad.

I got the Microset/sol in the post yesterday with some other supplies.

[digger303]

Get some water pens ,makes life easier

Ive been looking at these but the only ones I can find locally have very fine 'nibs', are the ones you use like this, yours seem to be fairly broad.

I got the Microset/sol in the post yesterday with some other supplies.

check this out...all you needed to know
http://www.jetpens.com/blog/guide-to-wa ... hes/pt/792

[Stokesy44]

Ive been looking at these but the only ones I can find locally have very fine 'nibs', are the ones you use like this, yours seem to be fairly broad.

Hi,

I think this is the product Paul is using. It has a 'chisel' tip as opposed to a pointed one.

http://www.jarrold.co.uk/departments/ar ... GwodfKIHsQ

[Augustus]

Cheers guys,

Now just need to find someone round here who sells 'em.

[Les0012]

I got a couple of the Derwent ones in Hobbycraft, if you have one near you, cast about £3.50 if I remember correctly.

Les

[Stokesy44]

I got a couple of the Derwent ones in Hobbycraft, if you have one near you, cast about £3.50 if I remember correctly.

Les

Yep. £3.50. They still stock them