VMAXX
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Be patient (I know it’s hard) and accept that you’ll need to clean it everyday. It’s just the nature of the beast, it will get easier over time.
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....still has vmaxx looking always, Thanks John
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Etex or flex coat were the other 2 that come to mind, constant battle with differing opinions back then
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Glad to see some of the older members still kicking! I joined back in 03 and still remember all the topcoat arguments lol, somethings you never forget, Skeeters knowledge on the NC. crankbait makers, Blades spinnerbaits ( the nicest I’ve ever owned ), Dean, another Ky builder the finest gentleman you’ll ever meet. I miss those late nights reading the forums.
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I'm your huckleberry let us know when we can order......
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Awesome as always Dean! -
Bob those are great lookin baits! -
I paint alot of the 3/4 oz TAs..... I think they have went down hill after they moved production into Mexico and now it's China I think, Luckily I have been building up a pretty good kitty of the US made TA's:) they can still be bought but the price has been climbing
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Nice work:) -
I have also used the water slide paper for different things,I bought mine in a pkg of 5 from Micro-Mark: The Small Tool Specialists | Tools and Supplies for Building Scale Models of Railroad Trains, Ships, Planes, Cars, Trucks and More. just be sure to lightly spray some clear as mentioned, 1 sheet will print enough signatures to last years at a small font:)
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Easy way for me to do this is clean out an empty Devcon double tube syringe and pour the etex into it. No measuring just one syringe....quick easy and simple:)
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very nice! -
Thanks Mike:yay:
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Top notch again! -
Im with KC the water spots are awesome looking! -
Looks great Bobby -
Yeah thats it ducbos thanks!!
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Thanks guys I'll keep plugging along, Bob it is acrylic paint I'll check Micheals tommorow maybe for something a litttle more compatible:)
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I've been experimenting with Valspar crackle finish with little to no success, I've searched the net,searched this forum,sprayed numerous pieces of pvc(test blanks)..... I'm pulling my hair out with no success:mad:. Im spraying a base coat,applying the valspar then shooting a moderate coat over with no luck. Am I missing something here and is the coat Im spraying to lite? The instructions with the finish kinda makes you think your topcoat has to be brushed on? Thanks Stacey:)
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Dean very nice, I also like the foil work:worship:
