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22 minutes ago, Scott8950 said:

Thanks but i really don't know that much about resin

Neither did any of us, once. B)

Time to jump in. 

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Reread that thread. Resin warpage isn't a common occurrence. As Bill Engwer pointed out, defective resin products are a result of improper and inconsistent mixing ratios and/or substandard  materials. MCW, and other highly reputable casters, use only the best available material and follow strict manufacturing procedures to ensure the highest quality products.

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16 minutes ago, SfanGoch said:

Reread that thread. Resin warpage isn't a common occurrence. As Bill Engwer pointed out, defective resin products are a result of improper and inconsistent mixing ratios and/or substandard  materials. MCW, and other highly reputable casters, use only the best available material and follow strict manufacturing procedures to ensure the highest quality products.

Thanks for pointing that out. i have heard alot of people say resin cars are really thick and requires lots of work.

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Some are. I have a '69 Barracuda convertible body from TMR that is not much different in thickness from a MPC '69 Barracuda styrene kit body.

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11 hours ago, Scott8950 said:

I've been considering it my only hold up is i read where resin tends to warp over time.

I just bought a resin body off eBay dated 1994. No warpage or other deterioration at all. Looks like it was poured yesterday. 

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47 minutes ago, Snake45 said:

I just bought a resin body off eBay dated 1994. No warpage or other deterioration at all. Looks like it was poured yesterday. 

I'll probably buy one and give it a try.

i have 65, 67, 69 and 70 coronets id like to have 66 and 68..

i thought certain paints and glue would cause warping with resin.

Edited by Scott8950

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