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I've sprayed it using a cheap automotive spray gun. 15 bucks when on sale... but now I just use a paint brush and brush in on. grain all going one direction. Let dry a bit(heat gun helps) then coat again going perpendicular to the stokes laid down the coat before. If its humid outside or raining/col...

They did give you both in the kit. I think the smaller one is for the 10LSS oval car but I always used it on my wide cars. No need to cut the body for it.

I can do the L3 conversion but not a huge fan of the amount of axle that sicks out. If I cant find a plate I'll have to convert or get one made.

littleVETTE wrote:

unclemikey1978 wrote:Ah, my bad. So would a regular 10L pod plate work? There are a ton of those on eBay.

it's too wide for what ral is looking for.

And the 10L2 t-plate is symmetrical. The 10L plate is offset. Screw holes don't line up.

I need one! I've looked everywhere and can't find one. Does anyone know where to get one? I would appreciate any ideas.