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This was build a few years ago. I painted it two tone green. Nothing added except BMF. Fast forward last year I was  moving some of my models to a new glass cabinet so I left this one on the coffee table while I was cleaning the glass. I had the windows opened and a gentle summer draft nicely spread some overspray from my Windex bottle all over my Nomad, it ruined the paint instantly by leaving spots on the paint. I tried polishing compound, wax , no luck. So I did what I do when a paint job goes wrong. I disassembled it and in the purple pond it went. I re painted it to something similar to the 53 ford I did earlier since I had some paint left. The first 3 photos are before the re paint. I wanted a lighter color this time.

thanks for looking.

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GO MANGO !..... that's what that color looks like to me, Mario. Remember those Mopar colors? Really nice combo with black, quite striking. ? I think I need to be more careful with Windex ?. I love those backgrounds too, they look absolutely real! I'd hate to have to pay your Evergreen bill.☺️

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Yeah, the ole double nickel Nomad looks good in both colors Mario.  Nice recovery.  Can't believe the mist from the Windex did that to the paint. I use Windex all the time in the garage, and I thin my acrylic paints with it.    

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