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when painting slow down a little an go all the way across instead of jumping around you'll find you doing better an better with time an heat your can before so the paint flow out smoother
Excellent, 👍 thank you my friend for your tips. I will remember and put it into practice on my next painting jobs💪 and thank you for your comment, and for watching my videos😁
Not that it really matters, it came out great, but if you wet sand between coats of paint and clearcoat, the finish will be much smoother. Just as you had said preparation is everything ;) I'm actually considering hydro dipping, or spraying my WPL with a cup sprayer and pro car paint, and clear, Thanks for the video friend, subbed!
Thank you 😃 Jamie Of All Trades! for your comment and advice. I have never done that and i do want a smoother results so i am going to try to practice on a scrap piece first. This will be perfect for my rc tamiya truck that am building. Thanks again😃 and for watching my videos👍
@@miltonrcadventure I'm in the middle of painting my first WPL (C34) at the moment and watched, by accident thanks yt recommendations, some 1/24 plastic model builds. In those videos you can see how you can potentially (with some experience I guess) get mirror smooth paint jobs. I may upload a video of mine and how it turned out in around 2 weeks. Depends on when the electronic arrives.
@@MegaSockenschuss awsome😃 i am interested in seeing your project paint job and you are right the more practice the better for very shiny paint finish. Thank you for sharing your comment and for watching my videos😃
Hey man..i have a question. What if i don't have a primer i can still paint and have a good result?because i order a paint online and they don't have a primer
Hello Mr Zer0 😃 i would not recommend it because the primer sticks to the surface, plastic or metal and covers inperfections and at the same time it makes the surface even so when you paint, your paint color is going to look better and even all the way and also your paint color will stick better to the primer. You can paint with out primer, it may come out looking good at first, but over time it may begging to flake, or chip easily if you bump into something. Here is a link to the primer i use. Shop around for the best price. I hope this helps and thank you for watching my videos and that your paint job comes out looking amazing💪 a.co/d/9mPuIyn
when painting slow down a little an go all the way across instead of jumping around you'll find you doing better an better with time an heat your can before so the paint flow out smoother
Excellent, 👍 thank you my friend for your tips. I will remember and put it into practice on my next painting jobs💪 and thank you for your comment, and for watching my videos😁
Awesome video man, and fantastic colour
Thank you SY55 LEG RC 😃
Not that it really matters, it came out great, but if you wet sand between coats of paint and clearcoat, the finish will be much smoother. Just as you had said preparation is everything ;) I'm actually considering hydro dipping, or spraying my WPL with a cup sprayer and pro car paint, and clear, Thanks for the video friend, subbed!
Thank you 😃 Jamie Of All Trades! for your comment and advice. I have never done that and i do want a smoother results so i am going to try to practice on a scrap piece first. This will be perfect for my rc tamiya truck that am building. Thanks again😃 and for watching my videos👍
Thanks for subscribing😃
It can be saved with a wet sand and buff
@@miltonrcadventure I'm in the middle of painting my first WPL (C34) at the moment and watched, by accident thanks yt recommendations, some 1/24 plastic model builds.
In those videos you can see how you can potentially (with some experience I guess) get mirror smooth paint jobs.
I may upload a video of mine and how it turned out in around 2 weeks. Depends on when the electronic arrives.
@@MegaSockenschuss awsome😃 i am interested in seeing your project paint job and you are right the more practice the better for very shiny paint finish. Thank you for sharing your comment and for watching my videos😃
Hey man..i have a question. What if i don't have a primer i can still paint and have a good result?because i order a paint online and they don't have a primer
Hello Mr Zer0 😃 i would not recommend it because the primer sticks to the surface, plastic or metal and covers inperfections and at the same time it makes the surface even so when you paint, your paint color is going to look better and even all the way and also your paint color will stick better to the primer. You can paint with out primer, it may come out looking good at first, but over time it may begging to flake, or chip easily if you bump into something. Here is a link to the primer i use. Shop around for the best price. I hope this helps and thank you for watching my videos and that your paint job comes out looking amazing💪
a.co/d/9mPuIyn
@@miltonrcadventure thank u for your advice my friend.
Your welcome😃