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Old 12-04-2010, 12:22 AM
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How to: Fat White walls and skinny white walls

was messing around with this knife i bought but never used and figured its gotta be good for something so when i decided to do the fat whites on the roadster i found that this knife was really good for cutting circles.
you can find them in drafting stores or the knife aisle in hobby lobby

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take the template and line it up to the size you think will look the best

lay some tape down and cut the circle the blade follows the edge perfectly without catching


lay the large piece of tape over the tire like this

mix up your paint

airbrush your tire

and youre done


before

after

if you wanna make a white wall cut another circle a size down and lay it between the big circle.
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Re: How to: Fat White walls and skinny white walls

Great idea and simple too. The tire you painted looks excellent. I really have to try this out. How well does the paint stick thou? Is it fragile?
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Great idea and simple too. The tire you painted looks excellent. I really have to try this out. How well does the paint stick thou? Is it fragile?
sticks great most people have done it in a similar way getting the circle right was a headache with a #11 the knife is great for flame cutting
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Re: How to: Fat White walls and skinny white walls

Nice idea.

I use one of THESE which allows you to cut any size circle.
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