Im planning a repaint of cybertron Thundercraker into g2 Hooligan, making a new head for it too.
I would like some advice before i attempt this on how to paint the rubber sections (fins and nose cone.)
I know enamels will never dry on rubber and soft plastic, but i have mainly being using testor and gameworkshop acrylics and was wondering if there were any considerations i should take into account before attempting to paint the rubber areas.
Painting on rubber parts?
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the only thing i ever got to stick on rubber without getting sticky is a black alcohol based marker
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So far I've had pretty good luck cleaning PVC parts like that with either rubbing alcohol or enamel thinner, then using acrylic paint as a primer. At that point you should be able to use enamel paint to get your final color.

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