Stanward VonDiederichs Posted yesterday at 11:02 PM Posted yesterday at 11:02 PM At the hobby shop I kept seeing the Camaro Z car 2nd gen! This is one of my favorite Camaro's and decided to buy it I have not built a muscle car since 64 it was a Ford Galaxy XL with a 427 dual quad motor kit and still have the car today packed away. I have had not seen it for years the Chrome from 64 had turned to the original color clear plastic after these years. I was reading someone's review on the kit and he said parts didn't fit and too much flash what I find was the detail was just fantastic I wish in 64 they had this much detail with the kits as this one has the only thing I didn't like was one the color of the plastic Orange and it seemed awfully thin I think they are using cheaper plastic there was an excessive amount of injector pin release points some of them made it hard to tell what to keep or remove. I started by washing it and then using a scuff pad on it then using a wax and grease remover before painting it the color I used I have never painted a car and had to try it Black with camel interior. 1
Stanward VonDiederichs Posted yesterday at 11:14 PM Author Posted yesterday at 11:14 PM After doing the cleaning I started with a primer of DupliColor adhesive promoter primer I used a dark gray primer before the black. 3
Stanward VonDiederichs Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago 5 minutes ago, Stanward VonDiederichs said: After doing the cleaning I started with a primer of DupliColor adhesive promoter primer I used a dark gray primer before the black. Thank you Nomad this car has been a blast to build think it's the detail of the kit.
Stanward VonDiederichs Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago 42 minutes ago, Stanward VonDiederichs said: After doing the cleaning I started with a primer of DupliColor adhesive promoter primer I used a dark gray primer before the black. With clear coat 2
Stanward VonDiederichs Posted 31 minutes ago Author Posted 31 minutes ago In this photo I color sanded the car then busted out with a scuff pad and used a rubbing compound then gilco sealer. In the next shot all the bright work was added and marker lights painted in along with the indicator lights and headlights.
Kanada Kustoms Posted 1 minute ago Posted 1 minute ago Black paint looks good... Coming along nicely!
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