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AlcoRS11Nut

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From: Stevens Point
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Posted by AlcoRS11Nut on Friday, July 25, 2003 9:33 AM

I bought a Aluminum Ingot-Load from Jaeger (#2600). The Aluminum Ingots look to shiny strait of the box to look realistic. What should I use to dull the surface of the ingots?

I love the smell of ALCo smoke in the Morning. "Long live the 251!!!" I miss the GBW and my favorite uncle is Uncle Pete. Uncle Pete eats Space Noodles for breakfast.

AlcoRS11Nut

Member since
July 2002
From: Stevens Point
436 posts

Loads

Posted by AlcoRS11Nut on Friday, July 25, 2003 9:33 AM

I bought a Aluminum Ingot-Load from Jaeger (#2600). The Aluminum Ingots look to shiny strait of the box to look realistic. What should I use to dull the surface of the ingots?

I love the smell of ALCo smoke in the Morning. "Long live the 251!!!" I miss the GBW and my favorite uncle is Uncle Pete. Uncle Pete eats Space Noodles for breakfast.

Anonymous

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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 25, 2003 10:08 AM

Alco . . .

Many folks use Testors Dulcoat to overspray models after they are painted. I have a small spray can (a 4 oz can I think) that I keep for just this purpose. Good Luck - Ed

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Anonymous

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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 25, 2003 10:08 AM

Alco . . .

Many folks use Testors Dulcoat to overspray models after they are painted. I have a small spray can (a 4 oz can I think) that I keep for just this purpose. Good Luck - Ed

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