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Very cool idea. Thanks.

Looking really good, I hope you figure a way to keep it going.

Wow, a lot of work, but that black one does look really good...

I use solid lids too, but either way, it still dries out very quickly once you get it in the bottle. after 2 or 3 days, half a bottle will start to go bad and the settling on the bottom is the worst part. I like siphon feed too because I like to shake it now and then and I'm always turning it at angles. I would make such a mess with gravity feed that I've never tried it. Either way, it seems to me that there is just as much clean up required, right ?

Very nice. Great color.

That came out really nice.

Real nice.

Wow. Coming along great.

Good one. Just a matter of time till that became available, right ?

Wow, looks great.

That is really cool.

Man, that's really nice.

Incredible. Maybe you'll get some interest back in it.

Outstanding job. I love it.

You got this one nailed.

Wow. Real nice job on this one.

Man, you nailed it. That is the perfect primered street truck that is unfinished.

I'm sure there will be no objections to you going forward with this build. Any progress ?

Coming along great, please don't step on this version.

Really great stuff. I would not have even given this kit a second thought back when they came out, now I kind of want one... Heavy sigh. One more for the stash, right ?

That's really great, I love it.

Sanding the tread is great, but inside the tread is where it looks silly. How many times have you seen sanded tread with it being shiny down inside the treads ? The only way I've found to fix this is to paint the tire, then sand the tread. A lot of time and trouble, but the only fix I've seen. How does everyone else do it in between the treads ?

Pete, I love the first pic to show the insides of a can, but they make jars too. Seems like you go through a lot of trouble to open a spray can up when you could just get a jar of paint and thin it down for your airbrush at a fraction of the cost of a can of spray paint. Then you could mix colors and tint all you like, too. So why take the risk of opening spray cans ? Just one little slip and you could have a red room at the very least. They can be quite dangerous to open by drilling holes in them.

Maybe just put the hinge on the other side ?

That package shelf looks nice, but you know what it looks like to me ? That looks like it will make a great head liner. Just use a spray glue on the roof inside and press it in.