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Here's a few more. Thanks for looking. Corey

Thanks Ray. I figured out that if I can paint black and have it turn out good, most other colors are a breeze. So much prepwork with black, but the end result is worth it. Corey

Here's a few more today. Wet sanded the color coat with 2000 grit. Shot on another color coat, followed 15 minutes later by a coat of clear. Thanks for looking. Corey

Awesome stuff there Randy! Incredble work! Corey

Nice detail on the Chevelle man. Super clean looking. Corey

Lookin good Bryan. Corey

Thanks Dave. And you're very welcome my friend. Corey

That's ok man. I think we all feel that way sometimes. I know I do. Corey

Thanks man. LOL. No Brian I'm not using those wheels. I just pulled a set of wheels/tires from another kit to do a mock up with. It's gonna have body color steelies with dog dishes and possibly trim rings. Corey

Thanks Tubbs. It's gonna have black interior, and black billboards. Corey Thanks Tubbs. It's gonna have black interior and black billboards. Corey

Even more envious than before. Corey

Thanks Bill! I'm sure your's is gonna blow over small children when they walk by, let alone how mean it's gonna look. I'm sure it'll be a monster. Corey

Thanks Eric. Corey

Lookin pretty awesome man. Corey

This is approximately what the stance is gonna be like. Thanks for looking. Corey

I usa Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky Glue. Not a problem 1, and it dries quckly, and crystal clear. You can get it at about any crafts store. Corey

That big old hemi looks right at home in there. Cool build. Nice job so far. Corey

Thanks man, you're too kind. I've got pretty high expectations of this build. I'm just gonna take it one step at a time, and not get into too big of hurry. But I can't wait to see it finished!!! Corey

Thanks Fred and Randy. Gonna see what I can get done on the engine tonight. Will post up before I go to bed. Corey

That thing is a monster. LOVE the flake in that killer flip/flop paint. Looking incredible so far. Corey

Got the trunk cut open and another coat of primer. Body prepped and 2 light mist coats. Then 15 min later, a wet coat. Missed part of the engine bay. It'll get lightly wet sanded with 2000 grit, then shot again. Then some clear if everything goes well. Wet sanded, and cleared again. And another time. Alot of people don't know it, but; every time you wet sand clear, it practically doubles the shine when you clear it again. Well, alot of people do realize it. Just one of the many little tricks I learned from my mom's ex husband. He painted semi trucks for a living. Corey Thanks for looking. Corey

That's really cool Niko. I don't have much of a problem finding something to do either. Seem like that's a common problem with today's youth. TOO many video games, and not enough creative juices flowing. That's cool that you've already got 50 builds under your belt. Even the ones you aren't proud of. Everybody has to start somewhere. Keep at it man. Corey

Thanks Fred and Dave. Yeah man, it's gonna get the photoetch treatment throughout. Corey

Thanks Bill. It ought to be pretty cool when it's done. The powerplant however, won't be near as awesome as the one going in your's. That thing is a MONSTER!!! Corey

Thanks Roger. The grille is going to be body color. Trunk is open, and I already have it in more primer; waiting for it to dry. Probably going to do a custom chassis, as I dont like the limitations presented with the kits chassis. Molded in exhaust, etc. Corey