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Very Nice
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Nice one.
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Thanks Guys. My search begins.
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Not worth a response.
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Another Masterpiece. The Marching Band is so KOOL. How many figures are on your diorama?
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Other than Slixx does anyone else sell Drag Racing decals. I really miss Whoopie Cat. Does anyone know why they went out of business?
Thanks
Mike
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1 minute ago, peteski said:
Eat some potato chips before the next test.
No, a nice greasy cheeseburger😆
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1 hour ago, Tom99 said:
I have used it with no problems. It dried fairly quick.
How many coats did spray ?
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2 hours ago, Nicholas said:
i ma not familiar with that type of clear,does it use a hardner? i had the same situaton with MCW enamel clear,and hardner its a 1k type clear with no hardner, but i mixed some hardner into it and it took months to dry (i do not use a dehydrator),it may have been the hardner was too old and expired?
No hardener It may be a 1k clear.
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16 hours ago, NOBLNG said:
You’re saying that Molotow can be handled without leaving marks on it if it is dry enough? What do you spray it over…primer…base coat?
Yes. I spay it over bare plastic, primer, basecoat and really anything. I posted pictures of my fingers holding a T-Bird door panel that I sprayed with it. The other picture shows no residue or smears on my finger or the part. I will do it again and post my results.
Good Luck
Mike
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I cleared a car 4 days ago and it is still soft. I did a light, then medium and then a heavy coat. Putting into my dehydrator made it worse. Maybe too many coats? I know that Jameston is busy. I am waiting for a response to the e-mail I sent him. Any advice would be appreciated.
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5 hours ago, NOBLNG said:
I have not had much luck with the markers. I bought a 30ml refill that I intended to spray through my airbrush, but haven’t gotten around to it yet. I think the trick is to get one heavy coat on that “flows out”…then don’t touch it. Some people like them but I’m not a big fan.
I have airbrushed and I have had good results. One heavy coat does the trick. I put the painted into my dehydrator which dries it out so it can be handled with no problems. Also, Molotov is ink not paint
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It looks like this is the wrong type of masking tape. You need to use hobby tape specifically made for painting. Even though you may not like the look. Clearcoat will help to protect the chrome paint. Go down the list there is a "the best masking tape thread" some good info.
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bill-e- boy is right. That is how I clean my airbrush no matter what paint I use. Also clean it as soon as you are done painting that will save you a lot of grief
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Ask and you will find .
Good luck
Mike
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Send an E-Mail to USCP. Ukranian Scale Car Production. I am sure that they can explain their situation.
Mike
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Steven is right. Die Cast is the way to go. There are so many Earnhart die cast for sale starting at $24.00. Don't get fooled by the E-Bay scammers selling Hard to find Limited Editions for hundreds of dollars.
Mike
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I am sad to see him go. I have one of his autographed T-Shits
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Another Masterpiece
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My brother favorite part is the Chevy fuel pump a with nylon stocking material for the filter. After a while it starts to break down and gets sucked into the fuel line.
Mike
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Man, you are the SUPER Hero of my day! I just added it to My Favorites
Thanks
Mike
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On 4/26/2024 at 8:34 PM, Mrchickenstrips said:
Good evening, this is my first post on the forum. I want to build a 73/74 Challenger. This was the last of the first generation and is forgotten (some say that's a good thing) either way they're still meat to me. The car I wanna do is what I'd call the 'Grandpa Special.' You can see what I mean by that with the green car pictured in the Dodge brochure. I plan on using the ARII kit to start with, it seems very toyish so I'm wondering if there is a better way (it has to be cheap, I'm a broke college student) I also need a source for a 318 LA and the hubcaps seen on this car. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Grand Ma's Challenger
Slant-Six Sweetheart - 1970 Dodge Challenger | Hemmings
Enjoy
Mike
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Mike