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Rabbit! Hold still!

Thanks guys. This is a 70s AMT interior bucket that was sprayed blue with TS-something. Alcohol, Super Clean, brake fluid, oven cleaner hasn't budged it. Just want to change the color. It's so lightly engraved that I don't want to put more paint over it if I can get what's there off.

Anyone use this stuff on Tamiya? I have an interior bucket that was sprayed with Tamiya without primer and I can't find anything that will budge it.

I ordered a chicken and an egg from Amazon. I wonder which one will come first?

I have never used it over anything other than black that I wanted to make flatter.

As much as we poop on Testor's here, the old school Dullcote works pretty well.

to Grandma's bordello

Would have been funnier if it hit you in the eye, scratched your cornea (BTDT), and made you spill your beer on the decal sheet. But I am sadistic that way. If nobody here comes up with one, consider a MAD Modeling prewired distributor as a replacement.

IMHO Tamiya would add more "looks like" 50s 60s 70s car colors to their rattle can line, I wouldn't miss the Testor's auto lacquers too much. The Tamiya goes on SOOOO much nicer. I hardly want to drag out the airbrush if Tamiya has the right color in a rattle can. Need to get a Revell 69 Boss 302 before my Testor's Acapulco Blue vomits its guts in my cabinet.

Chevelle and Cyclone, please! Lots of cars from what I assume is a very small town.

IMHO 3 weeks is too long to not have a reply from Kris. I have ordered from him several times and have always been completely satisfied with the parts and the shipping time. I suggest you get in touch with him just to make sure your order didn't fall through the cracks somehow.

Not a motorcycle person, but I am enjoying the build. Liked the 4 cylinder Honduhs of this vintage. A couple of friends sold a CB400F back and forth a few times and I thought I might want to buy it in uh 1981 or so. Rode it a few times and loved it. I think that it planted the seed for my love of small displacement engines that could rev.

Groan. I can already see that your retirement is going to cost me money.

Can't say that

I have an AMT Nova and an AMT GMC stepside that I built in the 1980s. They are both Testors clear enamel over Testors silver. They both appear light green now. Agree with the TS-13. I don't have enough experience with the Testors lacquer to have an opinion yet.