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I got one finished up today. I picked up the kit at Ollies when they had their overstock sale. Paint is done in Scale Finishes Burnt Tan.

I could be wrong, but I think those are like there regular liner markers that would look almost like a Sharpie gold.

Great looking Chevelle

I don't use any clear coat over top. It is like Alclad and a clear coat will dull the shine. Just make sure to Give it a few days to make sure it is dry before handling your piece.

Thanks Kit Basher.. Looking at their site, the 32Awg is the same size as the detail master.. It show .37mm which is just a little under..

As I found out, the biggest thing is just making sure I take my time doing it. I am sure practice make perfect, and the more I do the better I`ll get. I didn't have any BMF, I used regular aluminum foil tape that I had left over from doing my basement duct work. I think I like it better because it is only $6.00 a roll and I think it sticks better.

Thanks.. I'll use it for my 4th of July build. Really that's not a big deal, the wire I use for my coolant line I could only find in red. Nothing a coat of flat black can't fix.

Thanks, I'll get a roll of it..

I know this has been asked many times, but I have read through many posts and most recommend 30 -32 Gauge wire. Does anyone know a bulk source to the type of wire Detail Master uses for their racing ignition wire. .016 diameter? As much as I like supporting businesses, paying $4.99 for a 2 foot section gets expensive..

Since it was crappy weather this weekend I had some time to foil. This is a task that I need some practice in, but it didn't turn out too bad..

Great build. Love the B5 blue

I have never seen a gold version yet, but I'm sure they will eventually come out with one.

I'm going to give it a shot on my next chrome job at 3:1 with my go to thinner. That would be great if it can bring the cost down

Great build. I love the weathering.

I had a little bit of free time over this weekend so I decided to get the body sprayed. I also decided that since I am doing the project I am going to make two of them. One to replicate the original one I built and then one represents how I would want one. The first one is the factory Cranberry Red color and the second is a Dark Blue Metallic. Once they get polished up I don't think they will look too bad.

Thanks, I am going to stop at Advanced and pick up a bottle of that.. I have never used Dupli Color, but I can see that would come in handy.. From the picture it looks like a Polished Aluminium or Steel

Very nice looking Charger..

Someone on here said that they reduced the Molotow 1:1 with thinner. I am going to try it and see what results I get. If they come out good, that would bring Molotow down to about the same price per Oz as the Extreme Metal. When I get a minute I'll post how it looks.

While I am waiting for a my body to finish drying I had some time to play around with the Extreme Metal AK finish. The one on the right is done with Molotow and the one on the left is with the Extreme metal done is light coats over top of a high gloss black. I know in the photo it is hard to tell, but the Extreme Metal looks good, but it is a lot less shiny than the Molotow and quite a bit darker because you have to be careful not to put too much on or it will loose all the shine.. This is my first try with the Extreme Metal so I might be able to get better results with practice. For ease of use, Motolow wins hands down because you just basically spray it, but if cost is a factor then the Extreme Metal can give good results..

Great looking Mopar

Very Nice.. Great job

Great looking Ford

Great Job..

Great looking build. What did you use for the mud?

Nice looking GTX