Yes I did, using trimline lining tape, it can usually be found in generic model shops, the sorts of places that sell model aircraft/cars etc. I think back2bay6 sells it too.dougrail:51109 wrote:That is a VERY eyecatching engine, and a lovely job of lining out -did you do it yourself?
A Superior repaint...
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Ooooooh.
This is an interesting development. I was wondering about it for my own lining job but wasn't sure as the only job I had seen before was a very poor job. This job however, takes that assumption and completly trashes it - I'm now quite a fan of that 'Supe' of yours
Could you possibly provide a quick guide to it, what thickness/width is best [2mm?], how to apply it and how to prevent it from peeling off after a few months use?
Many thanks
This is an interesting development. I was wondering about it for my own lining job but wasn't sure as the only job I had seen before was a very poor job. This job however, takes that assumption and completly trashes it - I'm now quite a fan of that 'Supe' of yours
Could you possibly provide a quick guide to it, what thickness/width is best [2mm?], how to apply it and how to prevent it from peeling off after a few months use?
Many thanks
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