super detailing a dash (part 1) 

Great videos Hunter! Thank you very much...looking forward to part 2.

Thanks, my friend. Very interesting and informative. You make learning ,so easy. Great camera work......JIM

This was really good and helpful thanks for sharing

Since you also do big rig models would you happen to have a source for exhaust stacks or a method I could make my own and I loved this tutorial

I made a small split in the toothpick with a razor blade (like a quill tip for a calligraphy brush) & this went much faster. Thanks for the channel & content, I sub'd,sir \m/

great video hunter can't wait for part 2

Thanks so much Hunter!!! Looking forward to part 2. One question, is your wash bottle a 1/4 oz bottle or doesn't it matter how big the bottle is to get a good mixture ?

I am having a hard time doing dash's. When you sprayed it white first. Was it flat, semi or gloss? Was it enamel, arcrilic or lacquer?

dude this is great!!! do you mind if I start sharing this series on the SxMxC Tips & Techniques community?

What black paint did you use to make the wash? Flat?, Gloss? Was it latex arcrilic? enamel or lacquer? Thank you

What kind of paint was that you used

Great tshirt..love me some iced earth

Hunter would a very fine brush not work as well?

Thanks for the sweet tips, looking forward for pt2

Great tips

nice Dude

How can I do my dash on a car models

GREAT VIDEO!! I cant wait to get this started but I was a little confused with the "wash" that you started with. Is this something that I have to mix myself or do they come pre mixed?? what do I have to buy if I have to mix it myself. I just bought some black paint and I thought all I had to do was cut it with a little water.

Thanks Hunter.

I just tried this with my dash (Ecto 1 AMT model and EVERYTHING was covered! Numbers included! So everything turned out black! The numbers didnt show up at all... :( What did I do wrong????

And uhhhh 5 minutes in and uhhhh still no valuable content.