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I was wondering (when you have time) if you wouldn't mind sharing a bit on your detail wash technique?

 

It looks like the wash is confined to the base of the raised details. Are you using the detailer washes (with a bit of soap added) then scrubbing the excess off? If so, how much soap do you add, how long do you let the wash sit before you scrubb off the excess and is the wash applied over a gloss surface?

 

Also, any other pointers on your wash technique?

 

Thanks as always for sharing Wolf, Chuck.

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I was wondering (when you have time) if you wouldn't mind sharing a bit on your detail wash technique?

 

It looks like the wash is confined to the base of the raised details. Are you using the detailer washes (with a bit of soap added) then scrubbing the excess off? If so, how much soap do you add, how long do you let the wash sit before you scrubb off the excess and is the wash applied over a gloss surface?

 

Also, any other pointers on your wash technique?

 

Thanks as always for sharing Wolf, Chuck.

 

Good question, I'd like to know as well. I like it

 

Ron

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Good question, I'd like to know as well. I like it

 

Ron

 

Me too as well Wolf, your pin wash's are better than anything I attempt, please let us know how you get these excellent results.

Happy modelling, Martin

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I'm away for the Easter long weekend so I'm not close to any of my stuff but when I get back home I'll try and take some pics of what I'm using and how I apply/remove my washes. Believe me, it's real simple. It has to be otherwise I wouldn't be doing it, LOL!!!!

 

Cheers,

Wolf

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Looking forward to it Wolfe! :thumbsup:

 

You won't believe it, but its finally sunny out here in the lower mainland! Took the family for a drive (east of Fort Langley) and the cars outside temperature display got up to 18! (that in C for those wondering). B)

 

Enjoy your time with the family and have a safe trip back, Chuck.

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I'm away for the Easter long weekend so I'm not close to any of my stuff but when I get back home I'll try and take some pics of what I'm using and how I apply/remove my washes. Believe me, it's real simple. It has to be otherwise I wouldn't be doing it, LOL!!!!

 

Cheers,

Wolf

 

Please do Wolf, I am shamelessly looking forward to copying your methods. It's a great effect.

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One thing is for certain...I won't be entering my Big Mustang against this jewel next fall at the Vancouver IPMS show. Great work Wolf

 

 

 

I say, ifin he shows up..you and me..we bag him and a quick toss in the Fraser. :fight:

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I was fortunate enough to see Wolfs big spit in person tonight and all I can say is WOW!

 

When you see the pics online you just don't realize how small it all is. Once that sinks in you then realize how much smaller the details he has added are! The pics on this thread do not do it justice.

 

Very, veryimpressive!

 

Thanks again Wolf for coming out to the IPMS meeting (and good to finally meet you). I hope to see you there again at future meetings.

 

Have a great week, Chuck.

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