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Hey guys! This is what I have been working on for the past few weeks. Pegusus 19/23 hela wheels, duplicolor lacquer automotive paint. Still needs a polish but its 99% done. Enjoy!

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Edited by Floridian
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You made the same mistake that 99% of people who build a '41 Willys make. That raised lip around the windshield represents the black rubber gasket around the glass. It is not supposed to be clear.

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Like the paint. The blue is realy interesting for something I've been thinking about. Could you share what you used ?

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I like it . Love the colors and the wheels to.Good thing you pointed that out Harry ,I'm going to redo a glue bomb of one of these soon and I'd prolly would have left it clear as well.

Edited by hotrod59f100
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You made the same mistake that 99% of people who build a '41 Willys make. That raised lip around the windshield represents the black rubber gasket around the glass. It is not supposed to be clear.

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Thanks for the helpful tip on the window seal Harry !
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Nice willys

You made the same mistake that 99% of people who build a '41 Willys make. That raised lip around the windshield represents the black rubber gasket around the glass. It is not supposed to be clear.

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He did say it was only 99% done ;)

Great tip on the windshield, I've seen that on other models and never painted it. Now I know

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Thanks for the comments. I couldn't of built this without this site and all the other great models. This is the best model forum!

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You need some real fine grit sandpaper. I think the kits start at around 3000 grit and get progressively finer to 12000 grit. Then take some Novus #2 and rub it out. Some people use Meguiers Scratch X instead of Novus. When it's all SHINY :) :) :) , finish it off with a nice coat of The Treatment Model Car Wax.

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You need some real fine grit sandpaper. I think the kits start at around 3000 grit and get progressively finer to 12000 grit. Then take some Novus #2 and rub it out. Some people use Meguiers Scratch X instead of Novus. When it's all SHINY :) :) :) , finish it off with a nice coat of The Treatment Model Car Wax.

THANKS!

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