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Thanks all. Much appreciated.

Kind of a "newbie" question, sorry.... I'm curious what the best material would be for making a mold box? Trevor

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Need some help, I bought some resin parts a while ago, and unfortunately, they are no longer available. My question is, what type of mold would you cast this rear wing, one or two piece? Apologize for the poor photo's. Thanks, Trevor

Crazy Modeler is what I have. As stated above, they bend easy. Thinking about trying out these, http://umm-usa.com/onlinestore/product_info.php?cPath=21_28&products_id=3820 Trevor

Impressive work Dale. Trevor

Iwata, Grex, Paasche, Badger.

Bought the Testors glue today. It works pretty good. At first it was a bit thick, shook the bottle, and nice and thin now.

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Testors liquid cement with applicator, any thoughts?

Nice work Pete. What scale is the engine? Trevor

Thanks, Sent you a PM to discuss further.

Agreed, the extra insurance is best.

I'm currently working on the Revell GT350H kit, and found a car online, that I would like to try and replicate the front valance. Question is, would modifying the front valance of the Revell kit, or graft the AMT GT350 front valance to the Revell kit? I know both will require a lot of work, just which one would be less of a PITA. Thanks, Trevor

Probably both.

Thank you.

Having not worked with P.E. before, is it necessary to use Self Etching Primer? Thanks, Trevor

Very true...waiting for it to arrive.

I´ve read on instructions that the 701 silver base is a must for the 700 series Candy Colors. Is it really, or would any silver base work? Thanks, Trevor

Understood. I primed it, to better show the flaws for photo purposes.

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Working on a '68 Revell Dodge Charger R/T 3'N1. I've got two kits, one going to be with the 440, the other the 426 Hemi. Typical sink marks on the radiator core support, underside of the hood, and various other parts. Both kits. I'm good as far as sanding or filling those. However....the body is another story. Shot in grey primer to bring the ugly areas out. What is the best way to fix the areas that need work? Thanks, Trevor

Lacquer, Enamel, Acrylic (LEA) Any other way, your looking for disaster.

Thank you, Sir.