'57 Chevy Convertible Finish

1
July 5, 2020
2
July 5, 2020
3
July 5, 2020
4
July 5, 2020
5
July 5, 2020
6
July 5, 2020
7
July 5, 2020
8
July 5, 2020
9
July 5, 2020
10
July 5, 2020
11
July 5, 2020
12
July 5, 2020
13
July 5, 2020
14
July 5, 2020
15
July 5, 2020
16
July 5, 2020
17
July 5, 2020
18
July 5, 2020
19
July 5, 2020
20
July 5, 2020
21
July 5, 2020
22
July 5, 2020
23
July 5, 2020
24
July 5, 2020
25
July 5, 2020
26
July 5, 2020
27
July 5, 2020
28
July 5, 2020
29
July 5, 2020
30
July 5, 2020
31
July 5, 2020
32
July 5, 2020
33
July 5, 2020
34
July 5, 2020
35
July 5, 2020
36
July 5, 2020
37
July 5, 2020

Comentários

2 5 July 2020, 11:25

Treehugger
Stunning paint finish! 🙂 I like it a lot. Any special trick for this? Metal base paint or just good finishing techniques?

5 July 2020, 11:34

Alexander Grivonev
Bautiful finish👍

5 July 2020, 11:50

Dima
That is outstanding. What a chrome!

5 July 2020, 13:29

MS K
I tried bare metal foil and hasegawa mirror finish.
I recommand 'bare metal foil'. because easy and good quality. (but, I think hasegawa finish series is of good quality too)
and I used 'god platinum chrome' paint for paint bursh of 'HM-color' to gate marks.

5 July 2020, 14:31

Neuling
Very beautiful automobile!

5 July 2020, 14:57

Dima
I never could get such a smooth surface with Bare metal foil, since it is very sensitive to the surface, highlighting every small imperfection. Hasegawa mirror finish is much thicker and seem to be more robust with this respect. Did not try yet though.

5 July 2020, 15:47

Treehugger
Hm, does this mean he put metal foil all over the model and painted blue over it? Or, did I misunderstand?

5 July 2020, 16:01

Dima
That's unlikely 🙂

5 July 2020, 16:02