Greg Busby

Thank you for the tutorial I will definitely use it

Casey thank you for those links I will use those links but I do not have a panel line scriber or nor do I know how to use one either

I will make sure to use actual body shop prep methods on my Atlanta show build I am going to treat this build as if I am building a 1:1 car thank you all for your wonderful advice I am going to sand everything starting with 320 400 600 800 1000 1500 2000 before I spray the first coat of primer on all of the parts

I also use the 2 in 1 Primer in a spray can it is by far the best primer I've used. I have also used the Gray Primer Sealer as well the Primer Sealer is my go to primer most of the time

I am using PPG automotive paint on my models. What is the best way to get a finish paint job that will win at shows? I will use all the advice I can get from you professional painters and builders.

I must say goodbye to this forum you amazing builders take care and keep on building

I do not have a pic of the interior as I have not taken a pic of it

I have not taken a photo of it yet but I will take a photo of it tomorrow

I think I may have added a bit more work then I wanted I built the interior without painting it. How hard is it going to be to paint the interior now that it is put together?

I am going to link you to my facebook gallery for the pics since I can't seem to get them to upload here https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.611697355524355.1073741826.100000522875316&type=1

How much for one of your engines Bill I want one so bad

I am working on both Project 442 and Project Copo the paint for the 442 project is Aztec Gold Metalic Single Stage that I will spray 3 coats of Masterpro Clear Coat over the color for both the 70 Baldwin Chevelle and the Nova is Lemans Blue Metallic and I will be uploading photos of both to my FB page and linking them to here

The paint was got today and my paint guy just up and gave me that paint the color is Aztec Gold Metallic and I also got the color for Project Copo Lemans Blue Metallic B/C

I will indeed show some pics of it once the weather here in Calhoun GA is fit to paint it is driving me crazy!!!

It is a 1969 Olds 442 W-30 just in the detail masters parts alone which I'll be getting today I will spend $20 to $30 on them plus what other models I go get today to stock up on but my main focus is Project 442 plus the paint

I will be embarking on a 1000 hour build I call this project Project 442 it will be the most authentic representation of a actual Olds 442 no detail will be over looked no stone un turned the paint it self will take 3 weeks a lot of detail masters parts will be used 80% of detail masters catolog on this build period specific for this project. It will be a fun project though

I'm going Friday

I'm gonna try that on a model Charger I got

Brandon what color did you use?

I have found the colors for my two tone paint job on a Revell 1968 Hemi Dart http://www.coastairbrush.com/products.asp?cat=756 the two colors I'm going to use is Eclipse Orange and Planet Green of the S2 system

My question is would I need to put the SG100 intercoat clear after the first color is laid down and how many coats will I need to use? Also here is what I'm going to use http://www.coastairbrush.com/products.asp?cat=748 Eclipse Orange FX base Planet Green FX Base

What is the best way to lay out a two tone paint using HOK Shimirin2 FX base coats using line O tape for the two tone line

My question is do I want to use the FX base coats or the S2-BC25 or S2-BC26?

I'm planning on using HOK Shimirin2 system and I really want to use is their new USC01 Show Car Klear it takes KU152

I only use spray Clear the Candy paint I use I airbrush on