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I bet that looks cool!

Let us know how it comes out. I'm trying to master acrylics and Future as well.

What ratio?

What ratio?

I just completed this last week. It's not beautiful, but it works. Now to get it filled up.

Here's something I came up with. I used it to thread the tubing between the nails to get the shape I wanted and used a hair dryer to get it to keep it's shape.

Great job and the color choices are excellent!

Good job after such a long layoff. Let's see more.

Make sure you only use a few drops. Most tips I've read that suggest Flow Aid only call for about 1 to 2 ml in a 100 ml mixture of thinner.

Walmart has denatured alcohol.

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Never check it. Everything I need is here.

http://www.scalefinishes.com/welcome.html Beat me, Joe!

What a great job you did! That color combo works!

Awesome build! Love those 67s.

Beautiful workmanship!

Beautiful deep looking paint! Great job!

Thanks for that info.

I've got a 105 also. I've been shooting a lot of acrylics and Future. I use windshield washer cleaner to soak everything in. The only parts I don't soak are the air valve assembly, the needle tube/shank assembly and the back lever. Everything else goes in the cleaner. I use stronger window cleaner sprayed on a paper towel to wipe everything down after a good soak. Toothbrushes get the stubborn stuff out of the cup lid. I bought a set of airbrush cleaners that I use on the small orifices of the main body of the AB. Windshield washer fluid is a lot cheaper than thinner and more effective than plain water.

Down draft booths are how the 1:1 booths are designed. Put your exhaust connection in the bottom. If that's not feasible, put it in the back. A false floor is a good idea as well. Here's what I've come up with. http://www.modelcars...showtopic=76088

Here's what I built. As Drake69 said, be sure to use a BRUSHLESS MOTOR. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=76088

Nice one! Looks like the one I had a little.

Steve, I'll go ahead one more time and emphasize the fact that bathroom fans are not brushless. In order to have a nice explosion all you need is a combustible mixture and a spark source. You'll have a spark source if you use a bathroom exhaust fan. If you're only going to spray acrylic paint, you're fine. If you spray any lacquer or enamels, you may not be.

Love those McLarens!

I like that a lot!