Yes.
Yes. It'll dry without any brush marks.
Yes.
Yes. It'll dry without any brush marks.
You can also apply it with a Q-Tip Curt
Providing you don't run the brush over the same area more than once or at most twice. The idea is to let it level itself. I use a wide brush and kind of flow it on--if it starts to puddle, it's pretty easy to wick off the excess, and if you screw up while it's still wet, you can wipe it off with a rag moist with rubbing alcohol--a light enough swipe won't even damage Tamiya. I don't always use a brush--it airbrushes well too, but I often use a brush for the first coat, because it can be hard to get a uniform first coat with an airbrush. I find later coats are better airbrushed.
Mark Schynert
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