Thanks Andrew, works pretty good, I could have let the glue dry a bit longer.. I get impatient.. Give it a try.. Have a good one!

Thank you Sir, works very well, you will have to give it a try!

Thanks Mike, I had forgotten about this until my Edsel build, thinking I could make better stuff than what I was using, then I remembered making it years ago. Thought would be a good tip to share.. Have a good one!

Thanks Ron, works good, has no problem sticking down..

Thanks works good, found it doesn't have a long shelf life, make only what you need, covers well with good adhesion.. Have a good one!

Thanks Alan, It works pretty good..

Thanks Glenn, have to give it a try works pretty good...

Thanks Tom, that is a nice builder, kit goes together well, one of my favorite builds.

Thanks, works good for large quantity on the cheap.. Have a good one!

Thanks David, should give it a try, its my go to instead of painting

Same here, I did this years ago, stepped away from models for a bit and had forgot about it..

Thanks Eric, works pretty good..

Thanks Jeff, work good and has no problem sticking.

Thanks, after my last build, the foil was no good. I had used this before and had forgotten about it, has nice adhesion to it.

Thanks Kevin, I had made this long time ago, after my Edsel build it come back to my memory and wished I would have used it instead of the BMF, I used the bright chrome on that build and thought it looked horrible.. Have a good one Kevin!

Thanks Adam, works pretty well..

Thanks Mike, works good, have to give it a try..

Thanks Shawn, works pretty good, plus for a good price..

Thanks Al, I use to think I was damaging a good paint job, when I cut, I use just enough pressure to cut the foil, never see any cut lines unless you go over it multiple times.. Have to give it a try, practice on a old model kit.. Have a good one!

Thanks, I have made this in the past and forgot about it till my last build. I have not tried the Hasagawa yet, a lot like it, will have to give it a try.. Have a good one!

Thanks Lou, I had never thought about using a micro fiber for the foil, will have to try that some time I usually use Q-tips.. Have a good one!

Chris how goes it.. Thanks, I had made this years ago and stepped back from model cars for a bit, after my Edsel build I thought I can make better stuff then this stuff and remembered it... Have a good one my friend!

Your welcome! This works well plus you can make a-lot on the cheap..

Thanks, thought it worked good, have t give it a try.. Have a good one!

I thought of that when I foiled it, thinking I should finish this..

Thanks Chuck for checking it out.. I have mad this years back and had forgot about it, went back to model RR for a bit. I think the aluminum works well, like I mentioned just use the thin stuff. Give it a try, works good.. Have a good one!

Thanks James, for sure! I did a video on painting BMF and using it for pin stripping. Figured will work good for that as well. Have a good one James!

Thanks, this sticks very well. I have painted foil before to use as pin stripping, didn't think about candy type paints.. Interesting...

Thanks Jeff, works well..

Thanks Man, just checked out your video, awesome. I will do a rust video one day for sure.. Took me a bit to figure out the glue to use for the foil, works good.

Thanks Rob, I did not know you can get it in matte black.. Interesting.. Thanks for sharing a location in the store I had a moment trying to think where it was lol..

If I could send you pictures of my use of it I would...lol

That's awesome Andrew, glad it worked out for you, surprising how simple yet cost effective it is, plus it sticks well.. Have a good one!

Send to my email.. woodsreg@gmail.com

I'm trying to send the pictures but the email keeps failing to send

Give it a try Phil, works good.. Let me know...

Thanks David, I has made this years ago and slowed down on building kits and had forgotten about it, until I build that Edsel and thought I can make better foil then this. I think you would be ok on water base paints due to the glue is almost cured out. I had brushed some on my mat and some was on the counter top and it took a lot of water and scrubbing to remove it. Give it a try on a old kit and see how it does, it has a good adhesion to it. You would never notice a cut line in the paint unless you went wide on it, even so would hardly notice it. I don't press very hard just enough to cut the foil.. Have a good one!

Thanks Kenny, you know when I foiled the Starliner I had thought to myself, I need to get back on this, its a cool kit..

@@kregskorner8851 I just bought a new air compressor. I think my old Testors has given it up. Do you use one with a holding tank? I'm beginning to think I messed up by not getting one with a tank.

@@kregskorner8851 How do you get parts to hold together when they're painted? I use the same glue as you, but when parts are painted, they won't hold. I've always been a believer in putting plastic against plastic, but I thought with new technology in adhesives maybe it's not necessary to strip paint to assemble parts. (I hope I'm not being too much of a pest with these questions. I'm just now getting back into the hobby after a couple of decades away from it. You seem to really know what you're doing.)

Thanks, I believe the parchment paper will work, I will have to double check my next go around.. Have a good one Graham!

Thanks, appreciate it! Have a good one BamaScale...

Thanks Jim, I am not sure what the shelf life would be I would think it would last for a long time, for what I understand it wont cure on the wax paper side.. Will have to make some and set some to the side.. Have a good one Jim!

I'm not sure, I had not tried water, its suppose to be water clean up, I will try it next time.. Have a good one Rob!

Hi Richard, its a Ivation 9 Tray Countertop Digital Food Dehydrator Drying Machine 600w. Bought from Amazon for 130.00 was the best deal for the size.. Works amazing..

Yes, that would probably work faster with more heat..