Cobra Motor Selenit Grau

Cobra Motor Selenit Grau from AMMO of Mig Jimenez

A lighter representative of the gray tones in the Cobra Motor line, which AMMO of Mig Jimenez put together for builders of car models. The German name places the shade among the factory paints of European passenger cars. For a modeler it is a ready tone with no mixing ratio to look for.

Light gray changes with the light

The lighter the gray, the more the impression it gives shifts with the lighting. In a display case with warm light it looks toward beige, in daylight cooler, and in a photograph with a flash flatter again. It therefore pays to judge a model in exactly the light in which it will finally stand, and to use the same light for a test sample.

Use

• Bodies of models of civilian and family cars.
• The light variants of two-tone schemes.
• Interior parts that are meant to be a shade lighter than the body.
• Display models where the shape is meant to show, not the color.

Application tips

Light gray needs an even surface underneath: on dark plastic the first coats show through and the area breaks up into blotches. Work in thin covering coats and rather add one more than try it with a single heavy pass. Deal with the final gloss or flat finish with a closing coat of varnish, not with the paint itself.

Who the color is for

For car modelers who build production vehicles in factory finish and for collectors of display models. The thinning and the chemistry are in the manufacturer's directions on the packaging.

When spraying, make sure of good ventilation and protect your airways. Keep out of the reach of children.