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Post by geezerman on Oct 10, 2012 5:20:29 GMT -6
Well, paint is not goint all that well. I have a red basecoat on, but I tried using friskit to mask ghost flames and that wasn't working. So I had to sand and remove some knife cuts on the hood and then, repaint the red on the hood. Next attempt will be using some liquid mask. I will have to use Grumbacher because the brand that Micro mark sells is a Blankity blank to remove.
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Post by geezerman on Oct 16, 2012 15:09:01 GMT -6
EXCUSE ME !!!! I have discovered that Micro Mark mask is watersolvent AFTER it sets up also ! It practically rinses off. DUH  So, Starting to move on again. Masking for the ghost flames  
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Post by dogfish7 on Oct 17, 2012 20:18:10 GMT -6
Thanks for showing this technique Clay! Can't wait to see how it turns out.  |
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Post by geezerman on Oct 18, 2012 15:39:23 GMT -6
Mask rinsed right off. Does't look too bad. So I cleared it ;D Larry says his flames are noticable only in the sun. They were sprayed on top of the red in pearl. I didn't get the degree of transparency I would have liked but I'm close, and Larry will have to live with it. He was pretty nocholant about me getting it exact, so he'll probably be OK with this. I used some really thin 98ยข Folk Art acrylic (1642 silver sterling)  Wet sand and final clear and I can start getting this puppy together. in the shade  in the sun  |
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Post by zbuckster on Nov 6, 2012 15:24:33 GMT -6
Looking awesome Clay.
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