I would have to vote for white. :)

Glad I got a look at the Silver powder. I assumed it would be more metallic, glad it's not. I've seen it where some builders put the entire amount into the interior, or thereabouts for the weight. Yours, looks just as good. Tomatoes, tamotoes, right? Welcome to the community. Best of luck with the channel. Keep putting them out there. Oh, recent subscriber.

The white will give you a brighter finish. I would also have tried it over a silver base to see if that makes a difference🤔

Hi cory, good idea,but i do it different.And my mirrors are fixed on the body forever. I will explain what you need. 2 thin insect needles, 1 drillbit and CA glue. Drill a small hole in the mirror stand, not to far, a drop of ca glue on the needle point. After 10 minutes give or take,cut with a plier the neddle away untill 5 mm sticks out of the mirror stand. . Now you drill a hole in the car body where you like to have the mirror. Paint the body and mirror,after polishing just a tiny drop of CA glue on that rest of the needle. Push it in place and fixed forever without damage to your paint. You can also leave the needle a bit longer and use UV resin to glue it in place. I will show it on the Beginners Facebook page in the near future.

Great idea. That is a really cool paint job!

Thanks so much for sharing, Cory!

Great how to video! Thanks

Camaro is sweet Cory!

Nice tutorial! Subbed

Nice tutorial. Videos on weathering exhaust pipes is always welcome. Thanks for sharing.

Good stuff! Just found your channel, subbed.

Thanks for the video. Could you tell me which is the Firebird on your table ? Love it !

When I found your picture on FB I was really curious about how you did it. Coolest exhaust stuff I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Can't wait to try this myself

Very interesting,looks good.

Looks good,thanks

Very nice demonstration. The use of clear red was really clever. Thanks!

That looks great I've gotta get the Tamiya done weathering kit

It's terrific seeing your progress on this, especially since you and I are doing the same online build but often using different techniques. This is one of the great things about this hobby - there are so many ways to get where you want to go. Thanks for doing these videos!

Great vid and the car looks terrific. I look forward to seeing your progress on this.

Looks good Cory. Nice job!

Great idea I've seen some guys use scotch tape and trim it carefully with a sharp knife right on the window maybe this would help next time keep on model 😊

I always get excellent results with Duplicolor paints. Their colors lay down beautifully too.

You can find a socket to fit thru the tire, use tape to sneak up on a tight fit. Put it in your drill & hold a sanding stick on the tread & let 'er eat. Realistic tires in no time.

Very cool. I been wanting to get those light kits. I only have one car with lights, the 63 Impala Hopper. Front & rear hop up & down & has front & rear lights. It still works after about 30 years.

How good are the paint fumes being sucked out? Does your room smell like straight spray paint?

Thanks for the tip, much appreciated!!

Nice video. Great job polishing too. I have fairly decent results with Meguire's Ultimate, then same brand Cleaner Wax.

Refreshing video. I've had every single one of those issues happen to me, right down to the decal sticking to my finger. I, too, use the chemical for setting decals. Very nicely done!

Nice job Cory. Liked and subbed my friend

Nice job! Nothing wrong with those plastic tires👍

Hell yeah man awesome video thanks for the advice... I suck at trying to letter the tires😂. Another great one thank ya brotha 👍

Good job.

I like the idea of using the smoke for tinting. I used the version in the small bottle and sprayed thru my air brush over the clear hood scoop that is in the AMT 68 Coronet kit. I also did the headlights with it & like very much how they turned out. It is very thin, so very lite coats is a must. Thanks for the idea of using smoke.

good video thanks for sharing just Subbed

Good job 👏 👍🏼 sir

Great video bud ,Like watching them keep them coming and by the way where did u get ur hydretor

Good information Cory. I like to sand mine with 1000 grit, then wipe off with lens cleaning wipes. I also use the 2x primer. However, I prefer the Rust-Oleum Automotive Primer. I feel it sands easier. A couple lite coats is all that's needed.

I'm so glad you went murderered out style, me personally I would of de chromed the rims.

Looking good brother

Thanks for the tip on using hot water. I've always just used warm water. And now that they have that mark fit chemical, I'm sure it helps out even more that you don't have to rush as much and rip the decal. Thanks for the tips. It's nice to help each other out. 👍 Why not drink cafinated drinks ?

Wetting your fingertip will help prevent decal sticking to your finger

It’s light up That all that counts.

Is the paint flat black with matte clear?

Decal over script?

I have a square piece of foam i cut a channel in to lay my cars on their side.

Once body decals are set use a new blade to slice the decal for the door seams...i add a touch of pledge to ensure adhesions in groves...or its replacement Quick shine

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