E7 CY-07 CANDY SKY BLUE 50ML
Lacquer-based model paint in Candy Sky Blue color.
The CY Candy series is specially formulated for use over a chrome coat, particularly to retain the mirror finish of S-09 Shine Chrome for a brilliant candy result. This paint is pre-thinned, so you can use it right out of the bottle.
Created by modelers for modelers, E7 Paints are specially formulated for use on plastic scale model kits like Gundam/ Gunpla. Made from premium ingredients imported from Europe, E7 Paints provide a smooth, highly-pigmented and durable finish for your masterpiece. Recommended for airbrush applications.
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E7 CY-07 CANDY SKY BLUE 50ML
E7 CY-07 CANDY SKY BLUE 50ML
Lacquer-based model paint in Candy Sky Blue color.
The CY Candy series is specially formulated for use over a chrome coat, particularly to retain the mirror finish of S-09 Shine Chrome for a brilliant candy result. This paint is pre-thinned, so you can use it right out of the bottle.
Created by modelers for modelers, E7 Paints are specially formulated for use on plastic scale model kits like Gundam/ Gunpla. Made from premium ingredients imported from Europe, E7 Paints provide a smooth, highly-pigmented and durable finish for your masterpiece. Recommended for airbrush applications.
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Lacquer-based model paint in Candy Sky Blue color.
The CY Candy series is specially formulated for use over a chrome coat, particularly to retain the mirror finish of S-09 Shine Chrome for a brilliant candy result. This paint is pre-thinned, so you can use it right out of the bottle.
Created by modelers for modelers, E7 Paints are specially formulated for use on plastic scale model kits like Gundam/ Gunpla. Made from premium ingredients imported from Europe, E7 Paints provide a smooth, highly-pigmented and durable finish for your masterpiece. Recommended for airbrush applications.
