Plastic Models

[TintDude]

Toothpick (sort of) tint shop in progress...

[TintDude]

[TintDude]

yeah the 300 was a custom kit made to have lambo front doors, flip screens and big chrome wheels. that was my first attempt at a flat black paint job. you have to handle it with gloves or the oil from your hands will leave glossy finger marks.

Try dullcoat on the flat, I think that will be a lot more resistant to prints.

[coast2coasttinting]

I like the garage for the mustang. I use to have a long shelf painted like a parking lot to sit my model cars on. This was at the first tint shop I worked at. It stayed when I left. I should make another one.

[TintDude]

I like the garage for the mustang. I use to have a long shelf painted like a parking lot to sit my model cars on. This was at the first tint shop I worked at. It stayed when I left. I should make another one.

Not a bad idea

My next kit:

[coast2coasttinting]

looks like a fun build. I did a 32 once but I keep the fenders and just chopped the top. I will have to snap some pics of it to put on here. It turned out really clean and classy.

[TintDude]

Cool

I want to do something like this with it, rat rod:

[coast2coasttinting]

hell yeah. that would look killer. How do you give a slick paint job an aged rusty look though?

[TintDude]

weathering I suppose.

[coast2coasttinting]

I have never tried to do that to one of my cars. How do you go about it?