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I use Poly Scale and find it good, except for the rust. A couple of technique tips you may find useful: <br /> <br />To darken the roof to simulate settled smoke (more for steam era models) spray grimy black from 8 to 12 inches away and let the paint settle on to the roof,much like the dirt would do. <br /> <br />To simulate vertical washdown from the roof, usually at the end of the door track or at ribs where rust often begins, set the brush at a very small paint flow. Then, with a quick wrist flip, pass it from the roofline toward the bottom, angling away from the car side, thus allowing the paint to fan out somewhat. <br /> <br />CanduRwy
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