I did it, since I apparently couldn’t talk Swanny into doing this step for me [;)] Allz I can say is … yadayadaburblegaga. Looneytoon city, man! Nurse, I’m ready for my thorazine injection, and kindly make it a double this time!

I did it, since I apparently couldn’t talk Swanny into doing this step for me [;)] Allz I can say is … yadayadaburblegaga. Looneytoon city, man! Nurse, I’m ready for my thorazine injection, and kindly make it a double this time!

looks good. that frosty invis tape?
HEY,
Looks good man.
Randy
Bravo! Looks great, very clean & neat! My builds take longer just because when I get to that point, I stall on the masking for fear of messing it up-every time. Looks like scotch tape on the ‘glass’?
It is indeed Scotch invisible tape, trimmed with a sharp #11 blade. And I didn’t even cut myself!!
Looks like a good, tedious masking job. Just don’t wait too long to paint or you’ll need a king size bottle of Goo Gone.
Regards, Rick
Hey no fair wearing armored gloves when masking. If you didn’t even jab yourself just once you didn’t do it right.
“It’s only a little flesh wound”
All kidding aside. Looks great and looks like you’re ready for some happy juice.
hmm hadnt thought of using clear tape. interesting. nice looking mask job.
joe
Excellent and inspiring, thanks!
Take care,
Frank
Great job on the masking front!
You are brave, indeed, Dr. Jackson. Okay, that was a bad Stargate SG-1 impression.
On more serious note, have you considered using something called “Parafilm”? I found this on the A.R.C. site:
http://s96920072.onlinehome.us/tnt1/101-200/tnt124_masking_Crenshaw/tnt124.htm
Yeah I have. Hated it. Nasty stuff. Most frustrating to use (for me, anyway!). Then again, I have trouble placing Saran Wrap over open salad bowls.