Katsusauce

I'm really diggin' the direction this build is going.

Thanks man 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks man 🙏🙏🙏

Oh man, sorry to hear about your results....man that's terrible that it destroyed your kit. For me, I usually soak my parts/body for only a few minutes, and use a toothbrush to help it along. Since it's "non hazardous" I don't even use gloves while I strip. My 47 Aerosedan (Fleetmaster) took about 4 minutes from start/scrubbing to finish and wash with Dawn. I don't really let it soak.

Love to see any progress on this build 👍

I've used almost everything out there from brake fluid, purple power, oven cleaner, to the expensive AK paint stripper that works super good but is super expensive, and comes in a very small bottle (about 3 fl.oz. My go to right now is Stripwell. It works great, reusable, and fast! I've painted and repainted a car body 4 times in the same day trying to get the base, flake, and candy color correct. That's 4 times in one day guys! Yes, it's a little pricier, but you get a good amount of product, and its reusable. The liquid I'm using right now il black from all the uses, and is about 3 years old. It's still just as strong as day one.

Killer build!!!

Thank you very much, yes I pushed my skill level to the limit with this build.

Thanks so much! I'm humbled by your kind words. 🙏

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Thanks dude! I tried my best to push this build to the limits of my skills.

Thanks so much. 🙏

Man, I'm glad you like it. I put a lot of extra effort into this 1:16 build. 🙏

Thank you! 🙏

So originally I was going to shoot it with 2k clear, and make it shine....but the more I looked at the car with only the raw paint, the look grew on me. And I knew I needed to shoot a clear over it to protect the paint and especially the decals, and that's why I decided to keep it the raw paint look with the 2k matte.