super detailing a dash (part 2)

[@markforster6457]

2:45 - I bet that would great with some kind of illumination right behind it. As always, A+ on your models and on your video. Thank you, Sir!

[@brandenbrown5351]

You need to become famous! Great vids. Awesome work.

[@Roadhog0822]

Very nice Hunter

[@rickzinck9326]

Looking good Hunter. I am putting up a video about following your tutorial on dash details. Looking forward to episode 3.

[@WoodyWorkshop-31A]

Great series of tutorials. Thanks for doing this, Hunter.

[@genemiller6837]

thanks for this Hunter I never really thought about using the sharpies for the indicator lights it really makes the small areas in there come out truck dashes have a lot more lil things like that the dashes I work with are a lot smaller more or less just gauges and a radio cars don't need a lot of lights never the less nice detail work bud

[@hoosierhunter5121]

You should have shown the first part of the dash being done

[@showtimestudioshunterselby]

You should have watched part one of the series.

[@samuelvasquez8170]

Is the red sharpie a very fine tip?

[@showtimestudioshunterselby]

yes it is the extra fine tip.

[@johnnyrailer]

man that looks great! whats a mechanical pencil? where can I get them at? got to get fine tip sharpies and a magnifier.

[@stevencreiter1227]

Where may I get a list of your videos,they seem to be all over the place

[@fordman1956]

Thanks, Hunter.......JIM

[@brycen3093]

my dash turned out all black. the black covered all the numbers...what did i do wrong???

[@showtimestudioshunterselby]

the black was not thin enough

[@darrellreed9769]

Thanks Hunter, I’m getting back into the hobby and enjoy your videos. I build mainly muscle cars and classics, all scales. Darrell