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10-27-2002, 10:12 AM
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Another Panel Line Question- HELP -
Ok I know how panel lines are done but here is the real question:
Do you put on the panel lines before you gloss or after?? I have tried to put panel lines on a test car and the stuff Im using tends to bleed after the gloss is applied.  I have tried several types of .005 archival pens that say they are non-bleeding but still bleed if glossed over. HELP! :frog: Scott
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10-27-2002, 10:59 AM
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I glossed over my panel lines, cos i was afraid i might bury the detail under clearcoat.. and it didn't bleed.
You have to mist on the first coat to seal it in
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10-27-2002, 11:12 AM
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I prefer to add panel line detail last. I like using acrylic flat paint, thinned out to flow into the panel lines, and I clean up any excess w/polishing compound. Glossy panel lines simply don't look realistic. If you use a pen or paint wash, do it last.
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10-27-2002, 11:32 AM
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Thanks I will try to see what a panel line looks like over gloss!
Scott
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