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Issue 97 complete. I ordered a new bonnet as the original had mysteriously become scratched in the past two years. I only noticed the dodgy overspray on the chrome after completing 96/97. It spent so long upside down. I'm not sure I could be bothered ordering another bonnet and redoing the parts. I'm trying to clean it up with white spirit at the moment. Happy modelling
Alec
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I think Roy used a paint pen to redo his chrome strips.
Al
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I didn't know a paint pen could approximate chrome. Thanks for the info SPAL. Happy modelling
Alec
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Roy - I've had a look back through your build diary and notice you used a Molotow chrome pen. What size nib did you use? Thanks... Alec Happy modelling
Alec
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I put masking tape close to the strip and went over it with a 2mm Molotow pen.
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Cheers Roy. I'll give that a go, using my old bonnet first to see how well my masking works. Happy modelling
Alec
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