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#11
07-07-2010, 03:16 AM
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YA! Yer telling me!!!
It took me close to 4 days to paint that sucker. With all the flies jumping on it after every freakin' coat. I swear the paint is an aphrodisiac to them or something! Then the masking and the painting and the painting... Oi. Oh well...  I'll come up with some way to try and reinforce it so it doesn't happen again. Good ol' Show Goo & Plastic! =)
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#12
07-08-2010, 11:34 PM
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shoo goo is great stuff..i used to paint alot of 1/24-1/12th scale models and i know how painstaking it can be to do a primo job without some dust/hair/bug getting into the mix..lol i used to polish them with micro mesh polishing kits..start with 3200 grit and go up to 20,000 grit..paint would look like glass..but alot of work and if you sanded through a corner..doh..stip it and start over
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