Mr. Moparman

Oh another thing, the Hotwheel has ALL of the interior chrome. Really, do i have to send THE WHOLE INTERIOR to be chromed? Or can I just come up with something to match the ex. paint.

The yellow Hotwheels, yes I know.

I have some new stuff coming soon. About five new items, a couple are all mastered by me. I have to get some more silicone. I am going to try my hand a putting a bunch of small parts in a mold together to try and cut down on wasting mold rubber. P.S New pics are up! Thanks, Brandon

I have never lost intrest in this, my trailer is a PITA, I am thinking about just doing the trucks.

Good work! On the other hand, I personally would have smoothed out the front a little more. But, your project, your way of doin' stuff. I quit using Krylon and switched to cheap one-dollar cans of no name brand of primer on my third model.

Luckliy Im don't do that, so please don't stand me in front of the firin' squad for it. But I agree

I have picked out my inpiration. A '71 Charger. 440, Torqueflite. Rallye Wheels on Polyglas Tires. It will have to wait as I have to order the kit from Model Roundup and I will have to get my Shelby finished and off the bench.

If you don't mind I've saved your plans for future usage.

I will set me up a small area made of cardstock and shoot there. New pictures will go up in a little bit to replace old ones.

Im interested, I see a trip to the storage shed is nessesary. Then its dusting of cobwebs off of about 150 Hot Wheels to pick which one

Romell, I think Harry has put you in front of the firing squad now.........

If we keep on wating conversion were just going to have somebody master and cast a conversion kit!

I will have to save up my money from some beginning orders first but im seriusly thinking about purchasing Harbor Freights $75.00 Pressure Pot. It the cheapest I can go. Anything cheaper than that I'm afraid it might not work like it should. http://www.harborfreight.com/2-1-2-half-gallon-pressure-paint-tank-66839.html

Thanks all for the advise and help! One question. Is there any differance between a vacuum chamber and a pressure pot? Thanks!

I agree with you Scale-Master. If I want a good business I should take the matter of the quality into my hands. As somebody said in my "What Makes Up a Good Resin Caster" thread, I must have good customer service for my business to survive. I have removed that statement from the site and will have a return policy going up soon. It will state that in the case of defective products (IE, Way too many pinholes, too large of pinholes, etc..) can be submitted and a new product of same value will be sent with no cost to the complaintiff.

Sounds fun ,but I don't have Photoshop. Costs way too much.

We now have website! Mississippi Resins

Thanks, Brad! No, I know you were offering advise and for that I thank you!

I would like for my business to grow, get up to normal standards, I look up to the big casters like SMBC, M.A.D, Missing Link. But, something still missing, so, the question stands. What makes up a good caster?

I try my best but Im no pro, I try my very best to make sure my castings have little to no pinholes, but one thing I can not profect that on my 727 Tranny, I dont have the money to buy a pressure pot, so I have no choice but to gravity cast. I throw away all castings that have pinholes pretty much everywhere in them. I swear that most of my wheel castings dont have pinholes. Thanks, Brandon

I was just letting them know, but good job Harry.

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