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I'm interested Brad.

Hope it goes smoothly, I'll stay tuned.

Looks great Brad, the injector plumbing looks fantastic! Are those front wheels from the Dbl Dragster kit?

Hey Niko, why did you choose Bondo over regular model putty?

Great looking car Chris! What engine is in that thing? 351 Cleveland? And, where did you get those slicks?

Nice looking build Bill, great colors on the body. Per bob's question about the fit of the interior/chassis/body, (mainly the interior fit inside the body) have you had any problem's? I'm working on the same kit and have had to do all kinds of stuff to get things to line-up properly. Thanks, Gene.

You're welcome Niko. Ya, that's what I thought it would be, I was hoping that maybe someone had come up with a spray version, I guess that's where filler primer comes in. You can tell I ain't no body man!

Looks good Brizio, nice work on the tanks.

Ain't (yes, it's in Webster's) prep work fun! The thought of sanding the underside of a hood makes me cringe with excitment! Looking good Niko! How do you apply the Bondo? Is it sprayed on?

Great job!

I like it.

Looks great Brad.

Very, very nice! Best use of Blue Streak slicks I've seen yet.

Very nice, the time and detail you put in this shows.

Really great looking work Luis, great job on the seats.

Bill, You've helped me more than anyone on this site. I don't want this to continue. I'm sorry, I will try and be less sensitive in the future, keep building. Gene

Looks great, I love it.

Beautiful project Jeremy, very important car.

That's cool that you've found an alternative to the pre-packaged polishing kits Snake. I have one of the older, hard to find, LMG polishing kits, which I've never used. Looks like I'll be using it soon.

Bill, to get the finish you got in the photo are you using Dupli-color primer? And, are you starting with any mist coats, or , are you pretty much shooting wet coats? Chris, I'm not having, (well at least most of the time, lol) a problem with the surface being rough, it's very smooth, so I could get the cloudy effect out with just polish? I've never done, and , have this incredible fear of using the polishing clothes. I need to paint a practice body and then jump in that way, or , better yet do it with thes spoon that is the basis for this thread..

When you guys say 'polish out' do you mean just using the polish (polish, not wax) in a polishing kit, or , do you mean going through the whole polishing routine with abrasive polishing clothes etc?

Nice looking car Scott. Did you paint the wheels? They look great.

Very cool Dave.

Way better is correct.