Part 1 - Revell 1/25 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS

Part 1 - Revell 1/25 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS

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[JoseDiaz-kbfs]

Beautiful work Paul, great car and amazing color!! Love how you work, the order, the explanation and the smoothness of your technique. Your products are also amazing. Just placed another order, and pro scale 2k clear is really incredible. Keep the good work, and wish you the very best for your business, you truly deserve it! From Daytona Beach Florida USA. Ty! 😊

[deadphoenixmodels]

Such an amazing color and seriously one of my favourite builds. I will be searching for this kit for sure. Love the 4 part in depth series on it too.

[panzerpete]

Beautiful color I love those 60’s Chevy, first car I drove was a 65 Impala dark green!

[slowridemodelcars]

Awesome job on that paint and trim, thanks for sharing

[markgriffiths]

Stunning work learned quite a bit so thanks for that

[dirtroadcinderella]

That is an amazing color. I have looked through your site and see a lot of beautiful colors. I believe I will be placing an order in the near future. Great work and thanks for sharing.

[dragonfreak]

Nice color Paul!! Thank you for these tutorials!!! You do amazing work!!!

[Maxheadroom]

That is a fantastic color. What do you do for the underside of the bonnet?

[StevenDean-te]

when you pull the tape off does it pull the paint off?

[JoseDiaz-kbfs]

Paul, I’ve now seen all 4 parts to this gorgeous build, amazing it’s all I have to say. Ty!! I have 1 question, you mention 8-9 thin coats of paint with 5 min or so interval between each coat, you also said since it’s not a gloss color you don’t have to lay wet coats…now if I would be spraying a gloss color, how many coats then would I need, and when would I apply the First Wet coat, lastly how many Wet coats in total you think I’ll need, and time in between them?
Thank you in advance!!

[Shunter]

Nice work and great colour choice.
Question, when might the 71 Mustang wide body become available to watch?
Keep up the great work.