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My newest victim. Peak Antifreeze Pontiac kit, Powerslide decals, Testors White Lacquer. No problems this go around with decals like my last 2 builds. No clear as of yet, debating on trying Pledge Floor Gloss on this and see what it does for me since it didn't go correctly the first time I used it 

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Getting closer. Had one spoiler painted black but didn't fit the curve of the deck lid properly. Had to dig another one out, need to paint it. 20200531-222344.jpg 20200531-222404.jpg 20200531-222456.jpg

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On 9/1/2020 at 9:13 PM, Goodwrench3 said:

RE:  "Testors white lacquer"   --   any primer under it ?    If so, which  ?

What gray did you use for the chassis ? 

Looks awesome.

 

Tamiya white primer under the testors white. The chassis was just Tamiya gray primer with Tamiya semi-gloss clear over it.

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I was kind of curious why you decided to use the Testors lacquer paint rather than Tamiya TS lacquer ?   (since you used the Tamiya primer)

Just curious if there was a particular reason.

Thanks

 

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On 9/10/2020 at 12:57 PM, Goodwrench3 said:

I was kind of curious why you decided to use the Testors lacquer paint rather than Tamiya TS lacquer ?   (since you used the Tamiya primer)

Just curious if there was a particular reason.

Thanks

 

No real reason other than testors is easier to get in my area. Hobby lobby has Tamiya primer but no paints, they do have Testors though

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Looks good.  I built one way back when with Fred Cady decals.    Testors white with testors clear, so it turned "testors yellow" over time.    It's taking me a few a tries to get used to the Pledge stuff, but seems like a workable clear.   I have been brushing it on with a wide soft brush.  Works pretty well and I don't have to clean my airbrush with a separate cleaning process.   I'm not good with acrylics of any sort in the airbrush yet.  

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