More of my model muscle

[Ghostmancrx]

[rsxse240]

So did you run out of red paint for the mustang? lol I am just kidding.

They all look very good, you should put some BMF on the window trims and they'd look stellar!

[Ghostmancrx]

Originally Posted by rsxse240

So did you run out of red paint for the mustang? lol I am just kidding.

They all look very good, you should put some BMF on the window trims and they'd look stellar!

BMF??????? pls describe

[Ghostmancrx]

Originally Posted by rsxse240

So did you run out of red paint for the mustang? lol I am just kidding.

They all look very good, you should put some BMF on the window trims and they'd look stellar!

No the red paint did'nt run out lol. i wanted the mustang to be white cos my parents owned a white Boss Mustang when i was alittle child, it remains some details on the mustang as Boss decals and some black paint between the spokes in the rims

[freshkleensucks]

Originally Posted by Ghostmancrx

No the red paint did'nt run out lol. i wanted the mustang to be white cos my parents owned a white Boss Mustang when i was alittle child, it remains some details on the mustang as Boss decals and some black paint between the spokes in the rims

BMF= Bare metal foil, google it, it's used for the chrome around window trim

[rsxse240]

Yes, as freshkleensucks so politely put it, It is Bare Metal Foil. It is an adhesive backed aluminum foil that is stuck to a wax like paper that you trim the foil to slightly over sized of what you need, stick it to the model where you want "chrome" (mostly window trims, badges and smaller shiny parts) burnish it down to conform to the shape and adhere to the model, and then trim the excess with your hobby knife.

Don't feel bad about my comment on the red paint. Most of my built models are red as well. hahaha

[Ghostmancrx]

Originally Posted by rsxse240

Yes, as freshkleensucks so politely put it, It is Bare Metal Foil. It is an adhesive backed aluminum foil that is stuck to a wax like paper that you trim the foil to slightly over sized of what you need, stick it to the model where you want "chrome" (mostly window trims, badges and smaller shiny parts) burnish it down to conform to the shape and adhere to the model, and then trim the excess with your hobby knife.

Don't feel bad about my comment on the red paint. Most of my built models are red as well. hahaha

the BMF i must order nice touch up on many models.

[mopar man]

really great work I ddi the 68 charger model hated it in imho