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Absolutely beautiful. We should mate you with John Teresi to create a Supermodeler!

I use the lense cleaning tissues (dry) and Future. Soak the tissue in Future and lay it on your part like a decal. Then paint it, clear it with a very, very slight tint of green or light brown. or keep coating with Future until it is smooth enough for you.

Did it already happen?

When and where is it ?

My Mom had a '70 Olds 442 W30 convetrible,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yah it got borrowed A LOT!

Is that "soot painting"? If it is I'm really dating myself!

Where is the wing? The Hurst/Olds had a wing on the deck lid and it was an option for the W-30.

here is one I bought at Harbor Freight that works great for small parts and different colors in one session. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Disp...temnumber=93506

Just an excellent build, I bet it's breathtaking when seen first hand.

They are excellent, just plain excellent!

Another great build James, but you left your shades on the dash.

What an excellent build to follow. It's nice to see an out of the ordinary, but legendary car being expertly built and detailed.

I have the same decal and car in my "to do" closet. Do you have a color picked out for the yellow yet?

In places where a hot towel won't work I use a Q-tip. Dip the Q-tip in water and hold it on a hot soldering iron until it starts to steam the gently press the decal into position.

Thank's guys, I forgot to mention the decals were aftermarket.