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Post by nkline on Mar 17, 2015 22:31:57 GMT -8
You said you used #107 which is chrome, why not stainless steel?
Nathan
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Post by antoniofp45 on Apr 16, 2017 18:42:52 GMT -8
Actually, on new threads, you'll see that I've switched over to the 105 formula. Although it's listed as "Polished Aluminum", it resembles polished 300-series SS when applied over a gray basecoat. The 105's formula is very similar to the 107's, however, it is more toned down. This helps minimize the coats of clear needed to lower the sheen level of the finish with clear coat.  You said you used #107 which is chrome, why not stainless steel? Nathan |
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Post by antoniofp45 on Mar 28, 2020 11:56:55 GMT -8
Mar 28, 2020 - Hi everyone!
As requested, I've restored the blurred out photos (Photobucket) on this thread so that passenger car modelers can use them as reference for metalizing. I've switched to another photo hosting site. I hope that this thread is still helpful - High Greens.
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