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12-09-2010
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1st shell not sure what to do!
Ok just ordered my b4 jc concepts shell and want a proper job doing with it!
Im worried ill hash it up cutting it, and want it to look nice! Clear wing with a nice paint job that looks the part even if its just one bright colour Who is relativley cheap but does a great job with paints that wont mark easily? Or shall i give it ago myself? 
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13-09-2010
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if its one colour you want then i would do it your self,other than that have a good look at all the art work on here
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13-09-2010
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13-09-2010
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here is a basic guide to painting a shell
http://www.rcsgraphicworx.co.uk/howto_liquidmask1.htm as for painters, find one you like the style of and go with 'em. price should come second to that really.
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13-09-2010
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Another easy question.
I'm going to attempt my first muti coloured shell and just need some confirmation on which sequence to spray. I'm doing a blue, orange and white scheme. I think I should spray the blue first, then orange and finally white. Is this correct?
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13-09-2010
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layout, colors and types of colors/paints will decide in which order you spray them but generally yes, dark to light.
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