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Old 05-06-2004, 01:42 AM
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a quick wind sheild question

I would like to know what you guys do when it comes to wind sheild. Do you guys just color it with tamiya clear or what? Or just keep the wind sheild original?
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Re: a quick wind sheild question

Colour it with clear? No. I've seldom heard of people clear coating windows, only using "Future" on aircraft canopies to fix scratches and the like. Never found that neccessary, scratches can be sanded and polished out.

If you mean tinting then that is a different matter. Check the usual places (FAQ and search), you're bound to find something.
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Re: a quick wind sheild question

Just use tamiya wax to polish it.
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