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WOW, beautiful paintwork, Billy!!! I would definitely like to see a how to on your style of painting!!! Can't wait to see it finished!!!

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That is AWESOME!!! I would love to learn how to paint like that someday... LOVE everything about that car. And you totally nailed the stance. What are the wheels from?

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I'd love to see a tutorial on the paintwork since I am wanting to do a similar style on my 41 Chevy pickup and will need all the help I can get.

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Thanks for the tutorial. It will come in handy when I finally get to painting this spring on my 41. You make it look easy. I'm sure I'll have to keep mine simple.

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Tom, I glad the tutorial was helpful. I can't wait to see what you do on the 41!

James, I'm using Tamiya tape cut into thin strips using two xacto blades put side by side into one knife.

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that car look amazing and I like the step by step as well. I would like to know if the wipers on

"playing with kandy"are they photo etch or did that car just come with separate blades

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Billy...the layout part of this speaks to your artistic "eye". Without the "eye" part of this, all the masking/airbrushing skills in the world wouldn't yield the results you have seen. This is spectacular.

As for me...the part that has me doing backflips is the simple tip about "taping two exacto blades together" to get consistent masking tape width. I am going to try that TONIGHT to see if I can cut some bare metal foil to use on those pesky interior door panel trim strips !!

Great work...thanks,

D

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Thanks guys!

Nick, I believe the wipers are the ones that came with the kit but they might also be from a 60' Impala kit I used some parts off of.

Doug, thanks for the compliment! I always try to figure out a pattern that "works" with the particular car I'm painting. Most of the time I end up taping 3 or 4 times before I get something I'm totally happy with. And I never would've thought of cutting foil with 2 blades like I do with tape, That's a great idea!

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