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Scratch Built Gee Bee Model "Y" by Huey V77. Viewed 354 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments Huey V77 09-Jan-17 13:53 Too all of 5 minutes to contour. rayl 09-Jan-17 14:01 Easy-Peasy {if you use the right glue) ! Huey V77 09-Jan-17 14:45 Okay, now how do I do the bumps? rayl 09-Jan-17 15:54 Walk to a door, grasp the frame firmly with both hands, bash head into the jamb until you have acquired enough lumps:-) :-). rayl 09-Jan-17 16:04 Seriously though: One method (however time consuming)is to; [1] Make your master "lump", seal it with thin CA or primer to make it smooth. [2] Glue it to a back-plate then apply a good gob of silicone caulk or tub/sink seal over the lump insuring that there are no bubbles or voids. Let dry overnight then peel the silicone off of your master. [3] Use some 5-minute epoxy to cast however many "lumps" you require. Almost forgot: Before putting you silicone on the master, apply some sort of "release agent" to the master and back-plate. "Pam" cooking oil works well. Huey V77 10-Jan-17 08:04 Thankx Ray I'll give it a try. Skyediamonds1985 10-Jan-17 16:30 By "lumps" I'm assuming to mean blisters or rocker covers on the cowl. Please sign in to comment on this image.