AMT: 70 Chevy Chevelle SS Part 1: Clear-coating Racing Stripes: Street Machine GB
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- Edgar Alan Cole, author of Reporter from Hell, The Last Society, & The Black P.O.E., shares more of his art in the form of scale model cars. Edgar attempts to clear-coat racing stripes in order to save the car badging. Let's see was he successful. Street Machine Group Build hosted by @blueoxmodelshop3405
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I am in awe at how well you painted those badges. No way I could do that.
Very nice Spot on with that color of Blue Thanks for sharing ..👍👍
Look ing good!
Nice work on the paint and clear coat. I always put one drop of Dawn in my warm decal water. I also use the warmest water I can get from the tap. It works really well for decals. Then I use Solvaset, or Mark Fit to set me decals. Since I started doing this I have had no problems with my decals. Thanks for sharing.
That's a great idea! Thanks for that. Will definitely try it
Looking great.
Nice👍 and yup!! We did put Daytons on everything back in the 90's lol
Big facts! 🤣🤣🤣
Looking good Ed ❤
Thanks! I really appreciate it
Lookin cool
Clean 🫧 🫧🫧🫧🫧👍🏿
Thanks Bruh!
Nice recovery with the ripped black stripe decal, looks great.
I appreciate that David. It’s just something with me and the black racing stripes. They always get me. Well stripes all together 🤣🤣🤣
I like the blue. Nice start. I'll be watching
Thanks! The blue caught me off guard. I didn’t know it was that nice until I sprayed it
A drop or two of Dawn will keep the decals slick and make it easier to position. Good job on the paint and clearcoat!
Thanks! I appreciate the tip.
Build is looking good bud. Built this one myself a few years ago.
Thanks! Had to slow down a bit. Got too excited and started making mistakes
@@oneteamgarage I can understand that think every model builder has been there.
cool kit and paint job subscribed,came over from David Chins channel
Thank you for subscribing! David is a great guy
I put small piece of tap over emblems and small detail some don't sand them off
for those raised SS badges try this some time. put some silver paint like maybe vallejo model air silver on some tape. take a brand new flat pencil eraser and dip in the paint. tap it once to a paper tower to remove excess then carefully press against the ss badge just enough for the flat eraser to hit the badge, not hard enough to go all the way to the body. Comes out cleaner. excess vallejo can be cleaned up with water. as long as you let it fully dry and are easy on the first coat of clear it shouldn't run.
May be a stupid question, but it wouldn’t be my first. Have you ever tried putting Dawn dishwashng liquid in your hot decal water? I think it helps to br able to slide them around for a longer time. How much depends on how much water you use. I try to add 3 or 4 drops. Just put your finger and thumb in the water to make sure it kinda slippery.
Great question! I've actually started using the Dawn in hot water water this build. It has done wonders for me applying the decals.
I just found out the hard about the lights..I painted the car and know had to the excto knife out to
get the grill to fit. Lesson learned!!!
It’s my second time building the kit. That was the only way I knew. The first time the lights drove me crazy.
Gorgeous car to replicate! A trick I picked up from Kreg @KREG’S KORNER is to use those add on eraser tips that come to a point, put chrome paint on there and then dab the eraser tip over the emblems. It works awesome.
Great idea!! Thanks for sharing 🙌🏾
Bro, I went with the black stripes also.
The black stripes go hard in the paint! 💯🔥✊🏾