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    As a returnee to the work of model boats now that retirement gives me the time and some money, I am struggling with final paint finishes and was hoping from tips from seasoned professionals. I am getting good results acrylic spray paints, mainly Humbrol for the colour range over a commercial filler primer base. I start to struggle when having to paint small parts or touch up areas using Humbrol bottles. Although they are the same colour code and I am now looking like Popeye after intense shaking there is always a definable colour difference.

    Any top tips would be much appreciated.



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