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Bob Bufkin
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Found this on Facebook. Just for you weathering folks.
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Nice!
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Quote from: tom mann on July 10, 2014, 11:13:31 PM
Nice!
…except that I can see the decal film around the "Penn Central."
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Can't help it if PC used decals.
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that's not Decal film,its the Stencil Outline.
is that a GATX built car ?
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Mehh.. You'd have my attention with this:
(Same scheme with a poorly prepped coat of BCR and 20 yeras of weathering..)
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Man, they didn't even try with that one. You're supposed to slide the decal off that blue backing before you apply it to the car.
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