air brushing bodies
#2
I am not sure I understand you question, but if you asking about the difference between regular paint for a model car and paint for a RC car then I offer the following explaination.
The spray paint used for plastic models is different from RC cars. You have to use Lexan paint for the RC cars and paint the body on the inside. Lexan paint has more flex so the paint won't flake or chip off when you crash the RC car. You can buy Lexan paint at any hobby store.
The spray paint used for plastic models is different from RC cars. You have to use Lexan paint for the RC cars and paint the body on the inside. Lexan paint has more flex so the paint won't flake or chip off when you crash the RC car. You can buy Lexan paint at any hobby store.
#3
I'm just repeating and adding to what petevette said.
Regular model cars you spray from the outside. Just like a real car. The R/C bodies are polycarbonate (lexan) and we spray from the inside. The clear body keeps the paint job looking better for a very long time. The paint for R/C cars is more flexable and in many cases water based.
The spray cans cany be used for R/C bodies. Be sure that you buy the paint for R/C bodies!! Pactora (sp) is the norm for R/C paint.
Regular model cars you spray from the outside. Just like a real car. The R/C bodies are polycarbonate (lexan) and we spray from the inside. The clear body keeps the paint job looking better for a very long time. The paint for R/C cars is more flexable and in many cases water based.
The spray cans cany be used for R/C bodies. Be sure that you buy the paint for R/C bodies!! Pactora (sp) is the norm for R/C paint.
#4
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I'm just repeating and adding to what petevette said.
Regular model cars you spray from the outside. Just like a real car. The R/C bodies are polycarbonate (lexan) and we spray from the inside. The clear body keeps the paint job looking better for a very long time. The paint for R/C cars is more flexable and in many cases water based.
The spray cans cant be used for R/C bodies. Be sure that you buy the paint for R/C bodies!! Pactora (sp) is the norm for R/C paint.
Regular model cars you spray from the outside. Just like a real car. The R/C bodies are polycarbonate (lexan) and we spray from the inside. The clear body keeps the paint job looking better for a very long time. The paint for R/C cars is more flexable and in many cases water based.
The spray cans cant be used for R/C bodies. Be sure that you buy the paint for R/C bodies!! Pactora (sp) is the norm for R/C paint.