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viper stripes
with my 66 beetle, custom kit and all, i was thinking of a metalic silver paint with royal blue viper stripes. i was just wonderin whether it would be better to use decals for the stripes or to airbrush them on. im looking for a total shine finish so im guessing to use the airbrush. has anyone else done this before and have pictures??
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Re: viper stripes
u should be fine if u clear and polish the decals when ur done
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Decals will work fine. Just bury them in a few coats of clear, then polish it, and they will look painted on.
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Re: viper stripes
cheers guys, while im at it, do you ppl paint the engine components and then put them togeather or vis-versa (mind the spellin)
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Re: viper stripes
Pre assemble (no adhesive), test fit, sand mold lines, paint, assemble with cement.
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