Wow, you're not going to believe what I just detailed....lol

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ScrampaTeg03

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I just got done applying KAR GARD to my Bburango Ferrari F-50 model. I've had this KAR GARD stuff sitting in my house for over a year now and didn't want to put it on my car. So, I figured I'd test it out and see how it holds up in my room (conditions are very harsh:D). I'll let you know how it turns out....it's hazing over as I type. I wish I had a digicam to take some pics....:( :D
 
I tried a bunch of products on this model, also a Burago, which I repainted. I airbrushed model enamel on (bad choice) but the solvents in almost all the polish/glaze/smr type products I tried actually softened and screwed up the paint. So be careful! On the other hand, I do give it a hand-applied coat of Souveran every once in a while.......





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carguy said:
I tried a bunch of products on this model, also a Burago, which I repainted. I airbrushed model enamel on (bad choice) but the solvents in almost all the polish/glaze/smr type products I tried actually softened and screwed up the paint. So be careful! On the other hand, I do give it a hand-applied coat of Souveran every once in a while.......





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I can't imagine having that car, what a sweet feeling pulling it out of the garage. :eek:
 
carguy said:
I tried a bunch of products on this model, also a Burago, which I repainted. I airbrushed model enamel on (bad choice) but the solvents in almost all the polish/glaze/smr type products I tried actually softened and screwed up the paint. So be careful! On the other hand, I do give it a hand-applied coat of Souveran every once in a while.......





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That's what I need! A matching miniature model of my car(s) in the factory colors. :xyxthumbs
 
I used a Q-tip to apply it then I buffed it off with a MF. I too need an exact replica of the car I have. I'm going to buy an Integra GS-R (if they make a GS-R in 1/24th or a bit bigger) plastic build-it-yourself model kit and make it and exact replica.



Hopefully I'll finish the C-west RX-7 I'm building right now in the next week because I like to stick to one model at a time.



BTW: Carguy, Nice cars!:up



BTWBTW: Does anyone know how to mold you're own pieces to put on a plastic model? I'm going to try to make a minature of the wheels I have unless I can find them somewhere online (17" RH C2 Evo's).
 
Thats a great picture. :xyxthumbs



(I also wax my model cars, about 100 1/18 scale)









Hey David B I think that pic would be a canidate for the calendar.
 
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