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i build oil field trucks my self so if u need parts let me know. if i dont have them i know who has..one i built..

off to a great start..

that baby gonna look good..

i do not use it for that reason..my buddy had gave me some to test and it does wk on paint and some chrome if u got time...but on some chrome it will now..get u some Easy Off Oven Cleaner (yellow can) and throw that junk away...i been using this stuff for 35 years with no problems..always use rubber gloves and in a vented room ...

u should have did decals before u used the future..hope for the best and apply another coat of future..

a tooth pick and some tissue should do the trick

nice

i have used it on resin and never had any problems

yes they are..i been hearing of bad BMF running around . they must have been a bad batch or u got some that very old..the Molotow is it now days..its the nearest thing to chrome u gonna find..remember to shake the heck out of it..

Jamie is the major parts supplier in the US now days..Sour K hardly has anything to offer..most of his parts came from KFS and Auslowe anyway and most of them can still be got.. Moluminum Model Truck Parts ... KFS ... Auslowe Model Accesories

i use crest tooth past..no gel..

awesome job...

they sell different types of tips on ebay..i buy all my glue , kickers and tips their..lots cheaper buying the 2 oz bottles of the CA glue ..

good tip..

no ..all plastic..

how-deeeee Ben

a old worn cotton t shirt does the same

#1 rule ..never buy the cheap material parts..i was told to soak parts 20 minuets in 90% Alcohol when i first ordered them..when they came in thats what i did and worked out great . just take a old brush and brush them clean..

beautiful rig

get u some micro set and keep brushing the old decals with the set..it may take up to a hr but it will soften them..i just took some off that had been on for 3-4 years.

very nice

soak in 90% Isopropyl Alcohol for 20 minuets ...let dry brush off...

Model Masters makes vinyl top spray paint..i found this out after i did one myself..what i did was cut me 2 small thin strips of plastruct sheeting and glued them down to look like the seams..next i got a make up brush thats about the size of a dime and i pored out some black paint from a testors bottle (do not thin its got to be thick to work ). then i started dabbing it in the pant then to the car top..(try this on scrap plastic first)..it will give u the texture look of a vinyl roof as u build up the paint..the picture below u can see what it looks like if u decide to do it that way..

i grew up on Anacoco Lake out by the VFW boat landing im sure u went their before.