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Okay Moving On..

MASKING FLUID...I say NO to mustard...Just my opinion.

THIS IS WHERE THE HIGH RES REFERENCE MATERIAL COMES IN.

This, to me, is the most under-rated steps..
Normally I would draw the the scratches first, but for this I'll just apply it Per the REF PICS with different size paint brushes..I do recommend drawing them on lightly first though.

The fluid does tend to build up on the brush...remove the build up throughout, making sure your brush is pretty clean..This makes each application easier..

The reason I like this stuff is because:
1. It dries fast
2. If you mess up or don't think it looks right then just let it dry and take it right off and reapply.
3. And the detail you can get with this stuff is great.

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[QUOTE="Spideyfett, post: 50337, member: 448"] [size=2]Okay Moving On.. [b]MASKING FLUID[/b]...I say NO to mustard...Just my opinion. [u][b]THIS IS WHERE THE HIGH RES REFERENCE MATERIAL COMES IN.[/b][/u] This, to me, is the most under-rated steps.. Normally I would draw the the scratches first, but for this I'll just apply it Per the REF PICS with different size paint brushes..[u]I do recommend drawing them on lightly first though.[/u] The fluid does tend to build up on the brush...remove the build up throughout, making sure your brush is pretty clean..This makes each application easier.. The reason I like this stuff is because: [b]1.[/b] It dries fast [b]2.[/b] If you mess up or don't think it looks right then just let it dry and take it right off and reapply. [b]3.[/b] And the detail you can get with this stuff is great. [/size] [ATTACH=full]1244[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1245[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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