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Lume Question


JoeyB

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D,  you need to know if the component you are using is acrylic or enamel/polyurethan

 

if its acrylic you can use water to dilute, usually -ready to use- lume products you find in model shops or watch material shops are acrylic, so, use water,

beware : it schrinks when drying,

 

all other lume material in powder like Luminova or Superluminova can be mixed with any medium/binder,

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RA, yes, we both use the water based on the vintage dials that we do, and that is water based. 

 

This is a Superlumanova I want to do my 16710 with, after I practice a bit. The binder has thickened in the bottle, and I took a bit and tried different things to thin it, but nothing yet.

 

Mike, I'll give lacquer thinner a try. Thanks. 

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Superluminova is just a powder, the medium and thinner sold with this powder are just [censored],

 

the superluminova powder can be mixed/dilued with all kind of clear enamel or what else product, even epoxy, but NO WATER BASED,   the medium/binder transparency is very important,

 

so, enough infos  for tonight,

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