I mentioned this in the model gun website as well, but I started using this coating to bring back to life the old metal models which lost their golden beauty and the ones the coating came off after repeated usage.

When I hung about Home Center, I discovered it.

When it paints it, it is such a feeling. It is inferior in color and luster when I compare it with the gild plating.. However, I consider it as gold in its own way. Because paint is gathered up and comes out, I care about painting it thin. To some extent the thing which was comparatively collected seems to open, but dries with having collected when I outrun mind. If you dry it over a full day, wiping it with a dry cloth won't take off the coating so much. But once it comes into contact with oil, it comes off at once.

This is the finishing spray to prevent the coating from coming off. If you use the spray, the coating won't come off easily even when it comes into contact with oil.

It is a latch after having put a cylinder in and out after the painting. The part which came in contact has come off immediately. After all when I let you operate, plating seems to be good. I tried to paint auto, but movement did not live well bitterly. There was silver by the same type, too. I tried to use you as a grip medal, but the hue was in a condition to seem to be aluminum. But coming off seem to be hard to appear if I dry enough if it is resin.