'67 Corvette

[NOBLNG]

Got'er done. This is the first car I have used BMF on and I like it a lot. No more painting trim for me. I could not get the foil to stick to one of the rear bumpers due to the body filler I had to use on it. Instead of sealing it so that the foil would stick, I tried an experiment which turned out pretty well so I left it alone. 

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/131277-1967-corvette/

 

Edited April 7, 2018 by NOBLNG
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[cobraman]

Good looking Vette.

[BeakDoc]

Fine looking Vette indeed!

[Snake45]

Looks very clean and slick without the front and rear emblems and front bumpers! Very smooth!

[PARTSMARTY]

Looks great !!!

[DeeCee]

Tidy Vette mate, i like that color on it.

[mredjr]

Nice Job!!

[Classicgas]

Very nice.

[ATHU]

Looks the business. Great job!!

[donb]

Very sharp! Foil makes s big difference.  Some days it is awful and other days its a beautiful thing! Lol!

[shoopdog]

Great looking restoration, your foil turned out as nice as your paint work.

[NOBLNG]

Thanks for the compliments all. The right rear bumper is actually covered with foil duct tape, as I couldn't get the BMF to stick to the filler on it. The left bumper is "new improved" BMF chrome. Paint is Tamiya TS-58 pearl light blue decanted and airbrushed with Testors Aztec gloss clear topcoat.

[ChrisR]

Looks great!

[slusher]

Super nice!

[Jim N]

Very nice.  Superbly done!