ClassicRecreations
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Here are a few pics. The camera does it no justice. This car was no fun to paint
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its a client that will not allow it....
..... the first time it was pink
has to be my wife! Oh and my birthday is coming up too... I can't wait!"daveSanborn" said:So.... the client went from Pink to Candy Red?
"daveSanborn" said:So.... the client went from Pink to Candy Red?
so it wasn't my wife that ordered that one?!? :shy :cry :rp"ClassicRecreations" said::rofl
No I wish that was the case but it was my fault. Not enough red candy which made it pink.
"Grabber70Mach" said:Very Nice, post pics as you progress getting it back together.
"SELLERSRODSHOP" said:people just don't understand how tedious candy is to blend, match & touch up. great job!!
"apollard" said:I can imagine what candy is like - I refinished some furniture, using dye in shellac (gives a much better finish and does not obscure the grain like stain would). Pretty much the same thing - dye the shellac, then spray coat after coat to get the color & depth right.
Oh, I forgot removing the first coats, after each peice looks slightly different :doh