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 Posted - January 09 2012 : 5:00:29 PM
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I finished the paint job on the lighted SW7 calf last night and will decal it next week, when that Bel waterslide decal paper gets to me. After that, I will knock the Badger Modelflex shine off with Dullcote.
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Posted - January 09 2012 : 7:06:33 PM
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| It looks great! Very clean work
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Posted - January 09 2012 : 7:17:31 PM
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Lookin' goood!
Now get a caboose hehe
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Posted - January 09 2012 : 7:39:06 PM
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Had a feeling you would chime in on this one! I also have not one , but TWO NC5 Pennsylvania steel cabeese
already primered and masked for one color, but I want to nail down the home made decal thing before proceeding further. Anyway, I have 10 waterside decal sheets on their way at a real cheap price ( $11.00 )
so I have to wait.
Just as an aside, if anyone who has worked with making their own decals, tell me a few tricks of the trade, such as the best brand/type of overspray to use to coat them before using....
And what is this stuff about using Future floor wax on the model paint to provide a grossly surface? How does that get removed after the decal sets?
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