Reply With Quotei use clamshell packaging. like from my sons action figures. also got huge pieces from the tony hawk skateboard video game. whatever was clear plastic i was practicing on.
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i know there are a few people on here that paint bodies on the norm... i am looking for some lexan scraps that you get from triming your body before you put it on your car, i am looking for these so i can airbrush something because i am looking to learn. so if anyone has some just a lay in around ill pay for shipping and maybe a little for the actual plastic
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i use clamshell packaging. like from my sons action figures. also got huge pieces from the tony hawk skateboard video game. whatever was clear plastic i was practicing on.
i wish i had some... good for making shock/ body guards... but dont... sorry
I don't either. what I use is clear projector paper, transparent paper or what ever it is called and w/ a bit of cleaner (dot 3 in this case) and they are "new" again. If I did have some I would send it out 4 free
I don't even remember where I bought the transparant paper at, office supply type store?? Which I need to get more of..
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Yeah you can pick them up at Office Max or Depot under the name "overhead transparency paper".
wish i had some too because i need to pratice too
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