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I personally, and in this order:

1) Wash with Dawn and warm water
2) Rinse thoroughly & Fling excess water, and dry with lint-free micro fiber
3) Cut & Trim
4) Mock up, mark, and pop mount holes (I never trust factory locations as they’re not always where they need to be)
5) REwash with Dawn and warm water
Fling excess water, and dry with lint-free micro fiber. Allow to air dry further for an hour or so.
6) Apply any pre-cut/included window mask, tape, or liquid mask
7) Draw out graphics over protective/overspray film with Ultra-Fine Sharpie (if applicable)
8) Apply paint/candies (dye) starting with darkest hues first (removing mask throughout the process where applicable)
9) Back, and/or seal
10) Remove film
11) Ice Cream

🤘🍻😎
of course can’t forget the ice cream I will have to pick some up today
 
New thread: What ice cream did you eat while working on your RC? Post pics!
Last night- I had chocolate ice cream while working on decals on the Talion body I painted. I'll get pics. 😄
love this idea who will start the thread
 
New thread: What ice cream did you eat while working on your RC? Post pics!
Last night- I had chocolate ice cream while working on decals on the Talion body I painted. I'll get pics. 😄
Last time I had ice cream working on a car it was winter 2009 in a garage with no heat, door open and in the 30s. 🤣
 
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