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Edited: 9/7/2005 3:33:58 AM by ptman2002

whats the easiest way to do this? do you glue them down then clear over it or put them in the clear when it is still sticky then clear over it? need some info if someone can help me out. thanks in advance.

mike


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Edited: 9/7/2005 4:18:45 AM by i_love_primer

i honestly have no clue bro, id guess glue then clear. cause other wise youd have a bunch of high n low spots in the clear from fingerprints

I spray a lil bit of clear then let it tack, spray a lil more..then stick the 100 dollar bill into the clear, let it soak and push it down ..then clear more..it will need to be sanded and cleared a few times..and make sure the surface is flat or you will have problems with it wanting to stick up..

I'd recommend NOT using real money and I'll tell you why... Every "buried dollar" I've seen in clearcoat looks dirty

good idea sean...not only that but think about it if your wanting to cover a dash or something in real money, its going to cost like $5,000

but would that still be considered counterfeiting?....they might have to impound your truck or something.

yeah but you can just lie and say its airbrushed.

ive never seen money cleared into paint before

I've seen a certain leaf off a certain green plant cleared into one my buddys el camino.I'll have to ask him how he did it.

Originally posted by hybrid showoff



ive never seen money cleared into paint beforekaotic kustoms does this a lot....its kinda like their trademark.