1967 Ferrari 330 P4 Le Mans Parkes/Scarfiotti

[racingkars]

Polished it with Tamiya red cap to get the shine off. Worked quite well

[Jeff]

Looks good Kars, I did same with my Ferrari 553 recently - no clear-coat, and polished with Tamiya Red (Coarse polish)

[JamesB]

Polished it with Tamiya red cap to get the shine off. Worked quite well

The trick is that it's a coarse stuff and scratches the surface?

[racingkars]

Polished it with Tamiya red cap to get the shine off. Worked quite well

The trick is that it's a coarse stuff and scratches the surface?

I guess so....

[JamesB]

The trick is that it's a coarse stuff and scratches the surface?

I guess so....[/quote]
aah! Brilliant. Well, er... or better said, dull! Well, you know what I mean!!

[Starr]

Good start on the 330 P4, Kars.

I will follow with great interest cause I have the Fujimi kit with the Historic Miniatures set for it to be build someday.

Thanks for share it.

Starr

[Eagle50]

Hey Kars,

-- Have you tried using another clear coat brand? I use Mr. Hobby Super Clear (in rattle cans) with good results.
-- Have you tried spraying a couple of very thin coats of Zero Paints clear, first? So as not to ruin the decals?

Silly questions for an expert modeller like yourself, I know...

Cheers, Chris

[racingkars]

Hey Kars,

-- Have you tried using another clear coat brand? I use Mr. Hobby Super Clear (in rattle cans) with good results.
-- Have you tried spraying a couple of very thin coats of Zero Paints clear, first? So as not to ruin the decals?

Silly questions for an expert modeller like yourself, I know...

Cheers, Chris

Hi Chris,

No i didn't use Mr.Hobby, maybe i should.
Does it work over Zero Paints / Tamiya / Revell Aqua / Humbrol?
No trouble with decals at all?

I always first spray a couple of mist coats, still have this problem (sometimes).

I also used Alclad Clear Gloss. Didn't like this one either.