Super28

I use "Purple Power" from WalMart. It's right at $5.00 a gallon. I use two gallons in a Home Depot bucket. I leave it in the corner of my garage, (detached). I got a collard er, from WalMart, Bent the ends of 2 "Eye" bolts from Home Depot to use as handles. A tea leaf ball, also from WalMart, added a chain from Home depot. Cut a slot in the side of the bucket to hold the Tea Ball, (for small parts). Found a 5 gallon bucket strainer online. i strain the bucket every now and then to clean out the "garbage" in the bottom NOTE: apparently Purple Power goes bad after about a year. Won't strip anything now. Might try that "Super Clean" ya'll are talking about

Gentlemen, Thank You. This poor thing has been painted so many times I just give up on it. (losing detail). Will buy ne a new one, but am staying away from rattle cans, de-canning, an enamels altogether. Going to stick with lacquers, and acrylics. Going to try "Gravity " paints. Look good and come pre-mixed. See how that goes

Anybody know why my paint job did this? It was de-canned Testor's "Plum Crazy" enamel. It's turning grey in areas? What went wrong? it was primer ed with Tamyia grey primer, lightly sanded with 600 paper. Can it be saved? was going to clear it in a couple of days.

Advice taken. Good idea. Thanks

Thank you Oldschool4x4

Thanks

Thank you gentlemen. Alot of work went into it. Learned alot for the next one. Like the saying I stoled from one of the posters here here, I put over my work desk, " Each Kit I Build Is Really Only Practice For The Next One". I'll get better! Love the colors you can get with nail polish. The pictures don't do it justice, I assure you.

1941 Chevolet pickup. Flip Front end. Brake lines to all four wheels. Motor is out of Lindberg '38 Ford Street Rod. Glass Mirror firewall. Suicide doors. "Ken's fuzzy fur carpet, black .Ken's red Fuzzy dice on mirror. Dash from a later model Chevolet pick up. Paint is Pure Ice finger nail polish, "Hit the Floor" #1026. Interterior in Tamiya matte White.

WOW! Unbelievable! Love it!

He was an underdog like Alan Kuwicki but I always pulled for him. Thats why i built his car

Hey, look what I dug out the closet! Yup, built it back in 1991. Used a Mark Martin Thunderbird. Don't even remember where I got the decals from. Paint is Tru-Color. No internet back then, had to use pictures from "Winston Cup Scene" Magazine and watching the races to get paint scheme .

The Detail Master buckles slots are just too small for anything to fit through. The "added plastic" would resolve the "thin" of the buckles. Just a pain to work with. Would like to hear about alternates to Detail Master that would work

Ok, there's got to be a good way to make seat belts and buckles other than Detail Masters! Help?!

just "wow"

Really? I got all three. Didn't think they could do that good. Looks amazing

#5 got destroyed. Will have to find another "Muscle City" 1070 Firebird.

Great detail, as always with your builds

Nice. How'd you do the re-chroming on the bumpers, if you don't mind me asking

Fitting body to frame

Liking this build. Will be watching

Yup! retired, bored, and slowly going crazy.......

Ok, think I got it this time. Let it gas out a couple of days, apply decals and clear!

Where they post the page numbers at the top, I just click on the double back arrows and it takes you back to the very first page still listed

Nice

clean build