RC Body Painting Tips
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is testors spray paint ok to use on lexan?
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0:01,like autocar music :)
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Thought it was clear?
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@stratmast3r he just said it listen
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And thats better than masking tape? Why wait ages for each coat to dry when masking tape is ready now! And if this stuff creates a better finnish, then why just show us you painting it on and not the finnished product?
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Forgot to was the body first with soap and warm water. ( >.< ) DOH!
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@Rensdomino5000 Lexan (Flexible Plastic)
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Way too short. I kinda wanted to see him peel off the mask after he was done with it.
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what does it do?
stratmast3r 3 years ago 7
Kind of a short video I thought.
I actually prefer to use the foam brush. Since it is flat, it won't leave peaks and valleys like the bristle brush. This also eliminates the need to use multiple coats.
He is correct about not making a coat too thin. You want to avoid this no matter what brush you use, since the mask will be a pain to remove afterwards.
You also don't want to cut too deeply with your knife, or you will weaken the body.
Gexunderscore61 3 years ago 5