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I used Testors Mystic Emerald One-Coat Lacquer spray can in an airbrush. It is a great paint that covers well and can be thinned with regular lacquer thinner. I ended up using only about 1/5 can to paint the whole car. Clear coat is 2-part urethane (Western) bought from Sherwin Williams for about $25/quart. Chrome trims are Bare Metal Foil's ultra bright chrome. The other chrome parts (e.g. bumpers) are factory stock.

Pictures were taken outdoor with no direct sun and a Nikon fully auto digital camera (in macro flower mode) and steady hands.

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Nice Camaro! That paint is awesome

Kool Camaro, where the heck did you get a Oregon license plate???? I've been wanting to get a couple of those

You can get some cool license plates here;

http://www.acme.com/licensemaker/

I just make the license plate I want, then save the image on my computer, then use word to resize & print

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really nice looking camaro...testors one coat is good paint...but that clear is awesome...can u plz explain what 2 part urethane western clear is thanks....neal

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I'll never trust a Testors rattle-can nozzle again, so I'm glad to see the new lacquers airbrush so well. That's a great color, skillfully applied, on a really clean build. Well done!

Any engine and/or chassis shots?

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Thanks everyone for your reply and comments. I'll upload the engine room picture and some other pictures later after I upload them.

The Oregon license plate came with the kit.

The Testors one-coat lacquer is a great paint that airbrushes like a dream. I have used it before with ease and good results as shown in this Camaro concept car snap kit:

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The Western Select clear coat (RS6200) mixes with the hardener (RS9002) in a 4:1 ratio, just like many other urethane 2-part clear coat. It is just a lot cheaper than the name brand. The hardener comes in two temperature range: 55F-75F and 75F-95F for different drying environment. Here is a picture of what the can looks like.

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Thanks for new comments. The engine room is box stock with no wires added. I am attaching the interior and chasis pics.

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