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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Wow the BMF technique is awesome. I'll use that on the next Impala I build!
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08-25-2004, 11:11 PM
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
That BMF really does add a nice touch.
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Nissan~Guru the color is Dupli Color Deep Metallic Green
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Great tips on the BMF technique, and nice build by the way
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That is a very sweet looking ride so far! Great tips also.
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Thanks, I love the color so much I went and got my own can at a local autozone 
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Builder,
That`s a great result on the BMF, IMO! What are your thoughts on the duplicolor? I have been using it wherever I can, and I dont think any others come close as far as complete coverage.
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Very nice
 Just a question about your BMF technique. I guess you removed the excess of BMF around the logos before you painted the green?
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Thanks everyone!
Hawk312, I love Dupli Color! They do cover well and they have an outstanding range of colors. I do have a problem getting a glossy finish most times resulting in a lot of clear coats and polish! Deedlit, I removed the majority of the BMF before painting. Be careful when doing this as it is easy to peal up the BMF, or the knife blade can leave marks that will need to be sanded out. I did this and had to sart over and sand the fine cuts out of the area. Another update will be coming this weekend. Chris |
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
great job on that bare metal foil. I have to try that. What do you use to stick it to the surface?
I've tried using some silver leaf type stuff but it won't stick to any glues that I've got.
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
BMF is self-adhesive.
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Very nice!
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Another update.
Body clear coated and the top was painted Satin Black. I am now ready to BMF window frames.    Any feedback on what color to do the panel lines? Thanks for looking. Chris |
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Another Quick Update:
BMF done. And testing the fit of the engine.      Enjoy! Last edited by builder77; 08-28-2004 at 09:12 PM. |
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Re: In Progress: 1967 Plymoth GTX
Wow that's sexy. You have a PM.
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