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Dragline wrote:I always learn something new here. Molotow through the airbrush is one I have not tried yet. I like that they blend together. Stored away for future use.

How would you do that?

Dragline wrote:I always learn something new here. Molotow through the airbrush is one I have not tried yet. I like that they blend together. Stored away for future use.

Heya Bob!! How's everything going dude? In this case you just dab on the Molotow in the small areas that's needed...BUT....Molotow flows beautifully through an airbrush.

The rear wheels on my 56 Ford F-100 Demon II painted using Molotow through an airbrush .....

Yes, it does! Covers quite well, too..

In this case, I used the fine tip pen.

Damn Joe those wheels look incredible!

Well let's get to it Lyle. No time like the present.

Only thing is is Molotow is spendy. That refill bottle Joe has is like $30.

Dragline wrote:Damn Joe those wheels look incredible!

Well let's get to it Lyle. No time like the present.

It is drying. patience barhopper.

midnightprowler wrote:Only thing is is Molotow is spendy. That refill bottle Joe has is like $30.

You're right about that Lee. But....I still have that bottle and it's still layin' chrome down perfectly.

Dragline wrote:Damn Joe those wheels look incredible!

Well let's get to it Lyle. No time like the present.

I was pretty happy with the outcome of those wheels. Never saw anything like it before hand. Stuff is pure awesomeness.

,ey is letting it dry. Much patience grasshopper....

I didn't know there was such a thing as a refill bottle. Couldn't figure out how to get it from the pen to the airbrush. So there must be a cap on the pen that is removable.