Reddit reviews Micro Mask, 1 oz

Fill the indentations first with Micro Mask until it's level with the rest of the body.

Lay down three pieces of tape - a skinny one in the middle, and two wide ones on the outside of the stripes.

Spray the stripes if possible (make sure to mask off or bag the rest of the body). You'll get much cleaner edges and the stripes won't look thick.

Use 3M vinyl or Tamiya masking tape, and be sure to burnish the shit out of the edges. All it takes is a microscopic lift in the edge for the paint to be sucked under the tape.

Remove the tape before the paint dries, but after it tacks up. Less than 30 minutes for lacquer, less than an hour for enamels.

They can be masked off pretty easily with several products that are out there in the scale modeling world.

Microscale Industries has Micro Mask.
https://www.amazon.com/Microscale-Industries-MI-7-Micro-Mask/dp/B0006O028U
This stuff is a water based masking compound that you lay over the clear parts like paint, let it dry, paint the other parts, then peel off and go to town on the clear bits.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006O028U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

paint it on, allow to dry for several hours, trim excess with an exacto blade, wash it off with water if you make a mistake, peel off when done...

It's actually very simple. Paint your flat coat. Let dry completely, at least a day. Cover with a clear coat. I use future floor po

Buy some micromask (https://www.amazon.com/Microscale-Industries-MI-7-Micro-Mask/dp/B0006O028U), and put some on a sponge. Next get the excess of the sponge, similar to dry brushing. You want minimal fluid on there. Sponge the mask on. Let dry for 10-20 minutes, then spray the top color over the top. Let it dry for about 20 minutes, then remove the masking fluid with a piece of masking tape.