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Thanks guys!

The wheels came from the AMT ’70 Camaro. A little shaving of the AeroVette wheel backs allowed the rims to fit deeper into the tires and make room for machined aluminum outers. I textured the wheel centers to look more like cast units. Center cap decals are from the AeroVette kit.

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I saw your "Under Glass" post on this car before going over these pics. You do some really good, well-detailed work for sticking so close to the out-of-the-box kit. I like it! B)

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How do you keep the glass from fogging up with the CA glue when filling the scratches? I have a couple kits with bad scratches in the glass and would love to learn how to remove them and save the glass like that.

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Thanks guys!The wheels came from the AMT ’70 Camaro. A little shaving of the AeroVette wheel backs allowed the rims to fit deeper into the tires and make room for machined aluminum outers. I textured the wheel centers to look more like cast units. Center cap decals are from the AeroVette kit.DSC04670_zpsog2qkdt3.jpg

How do you texture the rims?

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Very nice lean work. I'm envious. It also solved a mystery for me. I just bought a Chevy mid-engine on eBay and couldn't figure where it was from. Now I know.

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