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Location: Madonna Council VFW 755 Erie Ave. North Tonawanda New York 14120 Event: Non-competitive gathering of Scale Model Cars and Trucks Participants: Model car enthusiasts, builders, vendors, and classic car owners Awards: Determined by popular vote from spectators and builders Special Door Prize: All voters eligible for a special door prize selected at the end of the show Classic Cars Display: Classic cars are invited to attend and display outside on the lot Classic car entries receive 2 free general admission passes to the Scale Model Show; pre-registration online required to obtain passes Hobby Vendors: Available to sell kits, paints, tools, and scale model-related items, Up to 40 tables available for vendors Food: On-site food is available; check the flyer for the schedule Flyer: Download a copy of the NNL Buffalo Model Car Show Flyer PDF Entry Fees: Model Entries: $10.00 for the first 5 entries. $2.00 for each additional entry. $20.00 covers 11 to unlimited entries. General Admission: $5.00 pre-sale $7.00 at the door To register as a vendor or sponsor an award for the NNL Buffalo event, please click on the respective links below: Vendor Registration Award Sponsorship Once you click on the appropriate link, you'll be directed to a page where you can submit your information. After submitting your information, you'll be transferred to the payment page for checkout. At checkout, you'll have the opportunity to add your graphic logo, which will be listed with your credits. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to let me know! www.nlbuffalo.com

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Here is the Location of the NNL Buffalo Model Car Show, Frontiersmen VFW Post 7545 110 Elgin St Tonawanda, NY, 14150 https://fabresinworks.com/nnlbuffalo/venue/ https://fabresinworks.com/nnlbuffalo/

Here is the Location of the NNL Buffalo Model Car Show, Frontiersmen VFW Post 7545 110 Elgin St Tonawanda, NY, 14150 https://fabresinworks.com/nnlbuffalo/venue/ https://fabresinworks.com/nnlbuffalo/

We are inviting everyone to join us for our show on September 10, 2023. The location will be in Tonawanda NY. You can visit our web site www.nnlbuffalo.com for more Details

Hello All, Just want to introduce my website www.fabresinworks.com/newstore2020, featuring pressure cast resin automotive parts. Take a look around and see if there is anything of interest. If there is anything you may want and don't see it, please let me know so I can get it on the list for a future release. Thanks for looking and thank you for this platform! Frank B FAB Fabresinworks

Hey Justin, 2K clear is a two part activated material. You need to wear a respirator while spraying and the fumes need to be exhausted outside. If you breath the fumes it will do a lot of lung damage. You need to know what you are doing with 2K Clear. The duplicolor single stage clear is what you are looking for, make sure it says lacquer because they do sell an enamel clear. Advance Auto has automotive touch up paints. Plasticoat also makes touch up paint.

Hello Justin, Actually I have been using real automotive clear lacquer. I was able to get an old quart of Sherwin Williams automotive lacquer about 10 years ago. I have been using that on most of my stuff. Today you could probably go to your local auto parts store and pick up a spray bomb of clear and decant the product into jar, then spray it through your airbrush. You wouldn't have to thin it. The thing with clear lacquer, you will not get a completely smooth or shiny surface strait out of the air brush. After you let the clear gas out for about a week, there is some wet sanding and polishing that needs to be done to get a super smooth and shiny surface. When I do my initial spraying I usually thin it a little more with super slow thinner. I use DuPont 3602. Unfortunately, I am not sure if you can get that any more. You may be able to order it from House of Color. There are more steps on the sanding polishing thing, I wont get into now. Hope this helps. Frank

First off you mentioned mist coat, for lacquer the first coat has to go on a little wet so it bites in to the base coat. If you are using Future you have to spray mist coats initially other wise it run right off. Lacquer flashes in a couple minutes depending on the grade thinner you are using. Future takes a bit of time to tack up. As far as cleanup between coats with lacquer, empty the cup and spray some lacquer thinner through it to keep the tip clean until the next coat. Then do a complete cleaning the job is done. If using Future, use 90% or higher rubbing alcohol immediately after you are finished spraying each coat. When Future dries inside an air brush, its almost impossible to clean out.

I have used Clear Lacquer over Tamiya paint with no problems. You should let the Tamiya paint dry over night before spraying lacquer over the top. When spraying use light coats waiting 10 - 15 minutes between coats.

Hello All Here is a resin company you add to the list https://www.fabresinworks.com/newstore2020/ FAB Resinworks