Hondamatic

Car looks good man, I'm really worried about the recoating window, in case I'd have to recoat or repair like you did. Last year I got back into the hobby after a 13 year break and I've been using Mr hobby UV clear and have been really happy with it but wanted to try this stuff. At least I ruined a coke cooler lid instead of a whole body

This is my 72 Chevy racers wedge converted to a short bed GMC using a Harts parts grille and the old 72 GMC chassis. Pardon the misalignment of the trim between the bed and the cab. It seems like if you line up one thing, something else doesn't. I was pretty close to shaving all the trim off. I just went for something in between

Tamiya TS-60 pearl Green

Thanks for the reply, I saw the can say 48 hours but was wondering if I should go even longer

Thank you! The only time I got mr hobby to cloud up was when I was spraying by a pot of steamy water, it cleared up when I took it away though

I tried tamiya clear once, and it took almost a whole can for a 63 impala. Here in hawaii, Mr hobby UV is about 17 bucks a can, burbankshouseofhobbies is about 13, and ballzanos on ebay is about 11

Anyone use this stuff before? I did this ranchero and the coke cooler but after 24 hour dry time I put some molotow on the cooler lid and it lifted the paint. Maybe I should wait longer? Looks amazing though

I've been using their UV cut clear for a few months now and I really like it. And it handles humidity better than testors These trucks are not buffed