Getting Rid Of Mold Lines & Ghosting. Listener's E Mail. (The Scale Model Car Podcast Clips 7.1)

Answering a listener's question on getting rid of mold lines and ghosting.
Spotify Episode 7
Chuck's Hobby Spot
Bryan at BG's Model Workshop.
The Luka Cee Channel
Blue Ox Model Shop

[ricksz]

Great tips thanks for sharing. Rick 😎✌️🎁🎄

[thebeardedguyjefflawless]

I've always used a flat clear on bodies with part lines/flow lines.

[garyparker]

Awesome Tip Chuck About The Tamiya Thin On Corporate STUFF ‼️‼️ Thanks To ALL & Merry Christmas To All🎄🤗 Gary.

[TerryWilsonModels]

Great topic!!! Just recently happened to me building my nova….chuck helped tremendously.

[timrhine]

Thank you for the help I will apply the tips on my next build
Thanks again
Happy holidays

[williwass]

What you can do is covering the "ghostline" with a mix of not so fast curing CA glue and Babypowder!Yepp!The babypowder makes the mix staying longer workable and after its dry you sand it like normal!Got this from a amazing japanese model car builder channel!Kenjis plasic models on his momentary build of a 1/24 Fujimi Isuzu Piazza!And its easy to rescribe!Because its not that brittle like pure CA glue!

[scooterdoughmas]

good stuff guys 😁🤩scooter d😎surry chuck im going w/luka on this one as he was one of the first channels i started watching back in the day🤣🤪

[dcwasp]

Great tips guys as I run into that problem once in a while and use both methods. Question, is it a problem that builds from 10 to 15+ years ago are taken apart to update but join the long list of current WIP. Man I'm up to 18 in just 1/25 alone(Mustangs, Cougars, T-Birds, Torino Cobra/GT, and a Fairlane. Am I a "Hoarder in disorder" Thanks
Christmas Blessings All Around

[UraniumMilk]

Hey Luka, in your experience how does model car skills translate to working on real cars? Are the two things related or no? Also what real car do you drive?