@@goju-puramo I totally understand. My last video I had to strip the paint also because of my mistake. Your cleanup was much better than mine! I will learn from watching your mistakes. 😅
Thank you for watching the video. I think that the hardener reacted further and pulled the decal because the clear coat containing the first hardener had not dried sufficiently (probably only for a day) and then I applied the clear coat diluted with a slow-drying solvent. This has happened before. I was making several kits at the same time, so I forgot about the drying time.
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Wow, I love how this turned out. Terrible when you have a paint problem and have to take it all off and start again but you did amazing! Love it.
Thank you for watching my video. I'm clumsy so I make a lot of mistakes. Thank you for liking it.
@@goju-puramo I totally understand. My last video I had to strip the paint also because of my mistake. Your cleanup was much better than mine! I will learn from watching your mistakes. 😅
@@ScaleAutoGarage Thank you for your kind words. I watched your video and was impressed with your work on the Honda Prelude.
Nice build! What do you think caused the decals to wrinkle that bad? Was it the solvent?
Thank you for watching the video. I think that the hardener reacted further and pulled the decal because the clear coat containing the first hardener had not dried sufficiently (probably only for a day) and then I applied the clear coat diluted with a slow-drying solvent. This has happened before. I was making several kits at the same time, so I forgot about the drying time.
Really nice build.
Thank you for watching the video. Thank you for your kind words.