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Great info Rommel.....My buddy Nigel does the same things.....

I use Bob Dively brand...But unless your doing something unusual use a good masking tape like Tamiya.(burnish the edges) You will need multiple coats and they have to dry, then you will need to trim your edges. Then when your done you have to remove the mask...a trick here is to imbed a small piece of tape between coats this will allow you to pull off the mask. I shoot lots of tutones and will tell you that tape is the way!

I didn't think of that.....gotta go check the Wifes stasch

If your lucky only the Vac will explode.....

Lee..calm down......It is still quicker with dialup to post 3 pix and do it 3 times, rather than 9 at once. I'm sorry that WE haven't worked for a while..I have no IRA or life insurance left, and am close to losing my house...BUT I'm not asking for help or whining. Look into DSL...you might be surprised. But reality does say its 2011 and dialup is dead :wacko:

Found the watchdawg........looking for the chain still

HOK BC25 Black basecoat.....It will need a clearcoat for gloss

Gee.....you might have to make a couple of posts.... This Forum is going FORWARD so lets drop dialup...the other forum is 3 pictures per post...5 seems quite fair Then again I am a troublemaker...so NBD.......

its now your "picture" look under "my settings " ...under your screename.....underneath profile Your picture is the first heading

http://www.larrygsca...tems/Categories lots of goodies in scale here!

Very Real.....newspaper in the blower scoop 266.043 B/Fuel Roadster

That is the real deal....needs no junk in the windows, some had both bathrooms on one end..... We also kept cigarettes in a large swing door cabinet on the center island.. Clark was founded in 1932 by Emory T. Clark in Milwaukee WI. A contractor by trade, he opened his first gas station when a client defaulted on his loan and Clark took over the gas station he built. He built the chain in the upper Midwest and his gas stations became well known for selling "Clark Super 100" premium gasoline. The Clark station sign was quite a sight in those days as the back-lit Clark logo on the roadside sign was surrounded by racing light bulbs to attract motorists to come on in. Until the era of unleaded gas began in the early 1970s, Clark only sold one grade of gasoline–premium. So Clark’s slogan during the pre-unleaded gasoline days was "Clark--The Premium People". When lead in gasoline became regulated in the 1970s, it was easy for Clark to add a low-lead regular which was called "The Special Regular" because the stations were already set up to sell two grades of gas. "The Special Regular" gave way later in the 1970s to "No Lead Clark".

Plastic spoons will let you know all the answers

merlin Allison

Then I get Semi Gloss....TS29........I have that.......But I do have an enamel project in the works.....

Great info Sam!! sweet motor also.......

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allison_V-1710 Aircraft engines, were supercharged and turbosupercharged.... read the Wiki info.....

Thanks Skip......I got it thru Hobbylinc off the net

http://www.kustomrama.com/index.php?title=Louie_Bettancourt's_1949_Mercury

USE DOT 3.....never a problem.........Household bleach or ammonia will strip chrome in a flash....it does leave the clear coating , which I prime over

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I know of two Clark stations...In Milwaukee suburbs......Some one could shoot either... Hampton and Santa Monica (WFB- Shorewood) Donges Bay rd in Mequon

Hey Clay! There are 5 or 6 of us scattered between the Cape and Naples...... Any Relation to the Banking Family......Your name seems to ring a bell?

Thanks....With Tamiya in short supply I was looking for a fill in for TS 6

NO not Gloss or Flat....its the others. TS 6 Matt...... I love this TS 29 Semi Gloss For Trucks? TS 63 NATO VFW?? I never get great semi gloss...?????? Found 2 cans each of TS 6 and TS29 at Hobbytown..Duluth GA got some NATO Black on-line What is it???