Funkychiken

Here's a pic during

Thanks Kurt & Dann! I've made some progress! It got even more dust during the recoat. So i've sanded the dust out & decided to use micromesh here's a pic before

It's sits high too, but it's a great build!

That's a great build!

Looks great!

Great build from your friend.

Great build here, and a stunning car, the swap on the wheels was a good idea, the original wheels were awful!

Nice clean build!

Slick build here, weathering is great

The finish is great Dann! Great to remember your friend by!

The nicest stang of the three you've posted, looks great

Looks cool!

Looks like an 80s creation!

It's certainly beautiful, great build

The local summerfest in Billericay had a few nice cars in it today!

Fantastic Build! remember seeing these on the road when I was really little!

That's real fine work there!

Great paint work, did you pull some paint around the tail light?

Great build!

Sweet build - realistic looking!

This 2nd pic is of the 2nd coat after a repair for dust. It's a little darker

Well you kind of get to fin out! I'm posting 2 pics, the first is 1 dust coat, then 1 medium coat of Cobalt Blue. The Alclad II instructions recommend 1 do 1 light coat wait 10 mins 7 than 2 medium coats. It's a lacquer, but unlike any i've used before. The problem with this paint, it that it has been designed to be translucent - so the silver base shines through. Well that's great, but it makes it really difficult to patch up issues. I had dust land in one spot, lightly sanded it out, then when touching up, I ended up with a light spot (where the sanding was) then dark areas outside of it. I also ended up with 2 splodges - same issue trying to sand out and patch up. I'll probably give it one more coat. This paint also attracts dust. Once washed and air dried, it's like a magnet for dust. never seen anything like that before!

High quality build you got there!

Fantastic build, and the effect on the interior looks excellent

Kool build!