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Old 24-12-24, 04:15
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Thanks for the words of encouragement on decal work, James. Much appreciated.

I plan to practise a bit before playing for keeps with the actual Coil front panel.

I know the flat white base coat will go down nice and thin. However, I have never worked with a spray neutral luminous green paint before so have to figure out how thick is goes down and to some extent how intense it becomes as it goes down. Next will be how well that paint behaves with the decal chemicals and finally, how well the decal will snug down over pads of paint the smallest of which will be roughly 1/4-inch by 3/4-inch and of as yet unknown thickness. Fun times ahead.



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