Dale Earnhardt's 1998 GOODWRENCH Monte Carlo
By Rich Soucey, Jr.
Quote from Rich:
"As an experiment, for the first time, I used Monogram's NASCAR paint. And to top it off, I found out that if you are painting a one color car, a primer is NOT needed with these paints. I simply took the body parts out of the box, glued them together, and painted the #3 car black. Nothing else. I waited 3 days before I started decaling, and the decals are from Slixx, and the best set of decals I have EVER worked with. After the decals went on and after 2 days of drying (just to be "safe"), I used an old, soft cotton tee-shirt to buff away the smudge that decal adhesive leaves behind. When that step was done, you'd swear that I had polished the car. It can only be appreciated by seeing it in person..."
By Rich Soucey, Jr.
Quote from Rich:
"As an experiment, for the first time, I used Monogram's NASCAR paint. And to top it off, I found out that if you are painting a one color car, a primer is NOT needed with these paints. I simply took the body parts out of the box, glued them together, and painted the #3 car black. Nothing else. I waited 3 days before I started decaling, and the decals are from Slixx, and the best set of decals I have EVER worked with.
After the decals went on and after 2 days of drying (just to be "safe"), I used an old, soft cotton tee-shirt to buff away the smudge that decal adhesive leaves behind. When that step was done, you'd swear that I had polished the car. It can only be appreciated by seeing it in person..."