Congrats,the feeling of placing in a model show is just great.Almost the same feeling as finding a twenty on the sidewalk,It just makes your day.And for the contest just take it to any contest it hasn't been to before.
Yea that's what I'm gonna do,Guess I just had a brain fart when I spayed it without knowing much about it.Anyone need a almost new 12 oz can of Valspar white primer?
Me and Casey talked that over today,so now it's a dead horse. The primer says that it's a premium Enamel,I talked with a guy from Valspar on the phone for about thirty minutes and he said that I should put it in the shade with a fan on it.So it's been like that for about three hours with no improvement.
When I sprayed Wednesday there was no rain so It wasn't humid,I think the temp was some wheres in the mid 80's with a light breeze. The coat of white was so light I can still see the things I drew on the van. I also couldn't find anything on the can about plastic,wood,metal,ect. I just thought that since Valspar owns Plastikote they would be the same thing,I think that assumption was off.Also I didn't find any other directions then the shake vigorously and spray outdoors
I spayed a model with Valspar white primer three days ago and it is still tacky.Should I lightly toast it to bake on the primer? Also why was my thread on Plastikote locked?I wasn't violating any rules was I?
Since Valspar own Plastikote is their primer the same?Or will it eat plastic. I also know about the place in Shelbyville,I just don't want to drive 23 miles for a can of primer.
I checked on their website and checked the two stores that were authorized sellers of plastikote.Places I have checked:Northern tool, do it best,lowes,target,home depot, walmart, autozone ,o' reillys and k-mart.Where can I localy get this stuff?
I have the AMT Phantom re-issue and want to use the diamond porthole windows but don't know how to cut them out of the body.Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated.
John you have to stop this,I have broken my jaw at least five times and this isn't even complete!Great job,someday I hope I can see all of your models in person.