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Old 01-08-2003, 09:34 PM
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Tinting my 300zx and benz slk model

I'm looking for tinting film to tint the windows of my models, do you guys know of something cheap that will get the job done?
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Old 01-08-2003, 10:13 PM
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Go to your local place were they tint windows and just ask for some off cuts that they throw away, then read in the FAQ how its done.
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Old 01-08-2003, 10:51 PM
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acetate

What i found useful to tint model cars are pieces of acetate.
They come in all sorts of colours, you can really give it that show car look.

I have some blue ones on some of my models, to emulate whats seen in shows, and the best thing about them is, I can remove it when i want to
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what is acetate???
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It's clear plastic that's very thin and can also be used to make model car windows.
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Old 01-09-2003, 01:16 AM
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where would you find something like that?
Is it buyable?? and if so, where can u buy it?
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Go To WALMART and buy the long roll of window strip that u put on your windshield, that is what i use,

look on my web site and look at the WRX it is a good example
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Old 01-09-2003, 07:59 AM
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Or u can use coloured PVC sheets, buy them from your local art store.
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i use real tint material. i bought a do it yourself roll at the auto store and it will last me forever. it only cost me like $5-10. dont remember. i sometimes put it on the outside of the clear plastic since it is smoother. thats what i did on my supra below.
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How dark do you use? I have 5% from a long time ago, but I'm afraid its going to be too dark for a model. Since in a real car you can barely see out of it

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i use real tint material. i bought a do it yourself roll at the auto store and it will last me forever. it only cost me like $5-10. dont remember. i sometimes put it on the outside of the clear plastic since it is smoother. thats what i did on my supra below.
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How dark do you use? I have 5% from a long time ago, but I'm afraid its going to be too dark for a model. Since in a real car you can barely see out of it

30% is what i have but lighter would not be bad since it is pretty dark with 30%. 5% would be like painting the plastic black.
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