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  • Scale Car Garage - Ferrari 275 P - Back On Track

    Please join me as I repair and refresh a 1/32 scale Monogram/MRRC Ferrari 275 P:



    Any and all comments are more than welcomed!

    Thanks
    😀
    John

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    Another great tutorial

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    • #3
      Very nice refresh! Nice video too.

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      • #4
        williamg, and dge467, thanks so much for watching and for the great comments! I really appreciate it!

        Thanks
        😀
        ​​​​​​​John

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        • #5
          Originally posted by dge467 View Post
          Very nice refresh! Nice video too.
          Agreed! Nice track in a smaller area too, what size is your layout, Carrera track or?
          Last edited by SlotCat; June 15, 2020, 03:46 PM.

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          • #6
            Thanks John ! ......I'd love to see how you do your panel lines ...they always give me trouble !!
            Buck Allen
            Princeton , NJ

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            • #7
              Originally posted by JerzeyGuy View Post
              Thanks John ! ......I'd love to see how you do your panel lines ...they always give me trouble !!
              Try the new(ish) Tamiya panel line ink..........wonderful results !!,.......lots of youtube video demonstrations.

              Cheers
              Chris Walker

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              • JerzeyGuy
                JerzeyGuy commented
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                Thanks Chris !

            • #8
              SlotCat, thanks so much for watching and posting! The track is fifty-five feet in length and is Carrera track that has been painted. I'm so pleased that you like it!

              JerzeyGuy, thanks so much for watching and posting, if you want to see how I do panel lines, here is a video where I illustrate the method I use:



              I hope this helps!

              Thanks
              😀
              John

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              • JerzeyGuy
                JerzeyGuy commented
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                Thanks John !

            • #9
              John, I had never seen one of your videos. 2 hours latter wow... I’ve been missing a lot not watching. Thank you for sharing
              The Jester

              Soxside (Chicago)

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              • #10
                Brumos RSR, thanks so much for watching my videos!

                I'm so pleased that you enjoy them, more to come!
                😀
                John

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                • #11
                  Hi John - great video tips for the Future floor finish......I have always been curious about that product. I had a few dumb questions:
                  - you showed a product under the "Pledge" brand name. Is that the same as the Future product?
                  - do you find that the Future finish yellows over time?
                  - how long does it usually take to dry, and how many coats do you typically apply to a slot car?
                  - what do you use to clean the brush you use? Is it water based?

                  I have been spray clear coating some cars, and that can be a pain, so I am keen to try the Future clear finish! Thanks RvE
                  Ralph
                  Toronto, Ontario
                  Canada

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                  • #12
                    RvE, Thanks so much for watching and for posting!

                    No such thing as a dumb question! Allow me to do my best to answer your questions:

                    As far as I know, yes, in Canada, the Future floor polish product is marketed under the 'Pledge' brand.

                    I have used this product on a lot of my cars and, as of yet, has not shown any discolouration on any of the cars coated.

                    The drying time is between twenty to thirty minutes depending upon temperature and humidity, the higher the ambient temperature and lower the humidity the shorter the drying time.

                    I usually apply two coats.

                    The Future product is water based, brush cleaning is done with warm water.

                    I encourage you to give this product a try, choose some parts and or bodies to practice on, light coats and patience give the best results!

                    It would be great to see some of your 'tests' when you decide to give it a try!

                    I hope this helps!

                    Thanks again
                    😀
                    John

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                    • RvE
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                      Thanks for the reply John.
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