With glazing you want to work back and forth making sure to deposit the most of the color in its respected area. Only the turquoise should be pushed all the way to the end of it section.

1. Base coat in Steel
2. Glaze 1:1:2 Gore-grunta Fur : D&R Seipa Ink : Glaze Medium across the service except for the most rear part from the exhaust stopping close to the front leaving room so the last layer is directly over silver. With each coat start a little farther back to ensure a fade from pure silver to this color. 4 to 5 coats
3. Glaze 1:4 D&R Purple Lake ink : Glaze Medium starting from around the middle, making sure not to cover the previous layer completely going to the front again stopping at the same point of the previous step. You will want to stop your brush stroke depositing the most paint in the center of this purple area. 5 or more coats.
4. Glaze 1:4 Liquatex Turquoise Deep : Glaze Medium starting from the edge of the purple area pushing all the way to the end. 5 or more coats.
5. Go back and glaze transition and make sure the center areas of each color reach full saturation.
6. Steel Edge highlight the bottom of vents.