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[Excrewchief]

No i still have the easy ones
Grill . Headlights. Steering wheel. Bumper. Valance. For under grill. And as you know hood. Most of today i have to go help greg and get him going .you can bug him if you like. Also have to modify the frame im making looks to have be 1 1/4 " longer to work the way i want. Im trying to put together a package that will have everything else to build a car hauler less engine and running gear.that might be another option .what do you think ?. I also have to make a 64 comet maybe tonight or tomorrow. That crew ford is it resin or styrene ? Can you email some type of a picture dont need photo host if you just email it . Thanks Rocky

[superstock]

rocky..f-650 is metal an styrene parts..greg is not own here enough to bug him..i guess you are just lucky,so I will bug you..you red about the hood from Charlie?  superstock

[Excrewchief]

Dont know what you mean about hood .
I just ment you can bug greg about not being here . Your not bugging me dont sweat it ..

[superstock]

Charlie is sending me his hood to use on mine..superstock

[Excrewchief]

Masters I have going

[grozny]

Feb 27, 2017 8:00:52 GMT -7 superstock said:

rocky...maybe this will generate some new people an some talk on the board..now for the questions??  what name brand of clay do you use??  what tools do you use to smooth out the window areas?? do you heat the clay before use??  if so how??  told you I will have a lot of questions... superstock

Sargent clay is inexpensive and available nearly everywhere. It is sulphur-free and comes in all different colours.
I buy it from Amazon, but not often as it rarely needs to be replenished.   For Smooth-On silicones, the retarder used is called  "Slo-Jo" , but it depends on which silicone you are using. I use Slo-Jo with Mold Star 15. Some of the other silicones need a different retarder, depending on if they are platinum cure or tin cure.