We used to chat back in forth on insta but i no longer have it. You loved an AMX i had that i wanted to give you. How can i get in touch with you buddy? Ps need a new VW beetle build lol jk .
You have the right idea! I myself has been commissioned by a local military installation museum to build their 1/72 scale aircraft exhibits, and I've used used Testors Model Master FS and Military paints but I cut their paint 1:1 mixture of paint to lacquer thinner, because the lacquer thinner makes the paint have a better bite to the primer coats, but my lacquer thinner is the Wally World brand! It's cheaper than brand names and the Testors paint doesn't have all the flaws that the Testors thinner cause when painting with an airbrush, but now since Testors went Woke and screwed over every modeler that used their brands by stopping the production of their MM brand of paints, now I had to move to Humbrol, Mr. Color and Tamiya brand paints.
I wouldn't have thought to use auto body clear coat. I built a de-greasing oven similar to your model oven out of a 35-gallon metal garbage can and four 100-watt light fixtures. I use it to get heavy grease and oil out of wood furniture parts, old rifle stocks, basically anything wooden that has soaked up too much grease and won't take a finish. That you re-purposed an old oil drill bit case is even cooler. Fantastic work!
I've tried several different scale model clearcoats and none worked that well, probably at least partly from user error, but from my limited experience what worked best for me was plain old rustoleum gloss clear sprayed into a plastic cup then poured into an airbrush. Although it did take like a week to harden.
Thank you so much for this video I've been looking for airbrush spray paint that uses 2K clear gloss. Without having to waste money on cans never thought of using it this way. I'm using for a different project for cosplaying but the effect is still the same. thank you
Hey my brother, Thanks for the cool vid, I like when you take time to share with all us diecast junkies. You are my hero . Ive been restoring cars for about 30 plus years, but Never to the level that you do. I have now replaced all my old and decrypted paints , brushes, ect,ect ,still had a few of the old and hardened body shop kits they used to sell with body filler 2 tubes of the testers good old glue. That used to make my dog stager around when i was done. Never thought about the dog hanging out. He prob had a headache like i did. Didn't even Have bar codes on it.lol. think it came from two guys. ( the walmart of the day) even came with sand paper. Any way, think im having a flash back, i got in the paint section and got lost in all the pretty colors, hobbie store came a long way since i way last there. Spent about $200.00.. You sir have inspired me to really get into it again, and for that i thank you! Till the next time.. 🤘 🏴☠️ 🎃 🏍
Good info ! The 2k clear looks fantastic and the ratios make sense since you're spraying small areas or parts versus bigger panels where the material sprayed will be thicker in milage. Cheers 🍻
This was helpful of course, but I really hit the like button for the shoutout to Saskatchewan! Seriously though, great video, very informative, hit the like button guys.
@@DiecastResurrection just means half your viewers are interested only in the car restoration and not the tricks and skill you have to do it. I actually enjoyed the video and I do none of this kind of stuff. Just means I appreciate more of what you do.
@@DiecastResurrection I feel your pain. I posted a short how-to video on my channel thinking it would help folks but it hasn't viewed as well as regular content. If it helps at least one person then all is good. Cheers!
Great, helpful video ! For my heat lamp i use a small "heat lamp bulb" in my collapsible desk lamp. Works perfect, no $$ spent, no work involved. Hope this can be helpful to others.
Thanks for the info, now I need to buy air brush, paint, sandpaper etc. etc, to start doing my own paint work. 🤣🤣🤣 but seriously I'm gonna start buying stuff so I can start this hobby.
you cant argue with those results! I just tried your mix ratio and it worked for me. Instead of redline shop paint I used a set of 12 resin ink dyes I got from Amazon for $10!
I have a couple questions and would like to point out one thing. -What size tip is that airbrush? -Do you use the same airbrush to paint and clear coat? And a very important part to point out is this 2 part urethane is very toxic and harmful to you lungs. Must wear a good respirator. And long sleeves. The overspray likes to set on the hairs of your arms (and gets on eyelashes too lol)
Any advice for using a dehydrator? I’ve just bought one but haven’t been able to find much info online. Wondering what temp to use for clear lacquer and how long it needs to be in there? How long does the car need to be in the dehydrator after each layer of lacquer, and how long after the final wet coat of lacquer for it to fully cure? It’s very cold and rainy where I live at the moment and I’m tired of waiting forever for it to cure so I can sand/polish
really depend on the dehydrator mine is a glass bowl and I find the point where the heat bulb turns on and back it off just a bit and run it for 90 minutes some longer trial and era mostly to hot it boilsthe paint or burns it. hope this helps. Jay@@lucydunford590
Yup, I use the same type of clear for my customs! a good quality clear makes heaps of difference in my opinion! makes a car shine, and the colors just pop! its awesome!
I don't have a paint oven...but I use an embossing heat gun...works fast! Just gotta be very careful not to over heat the paint...It's like an extra hot Hair Blow-Dryer
Excellent video! And add me to the list of people who want to see that Magnum turned into a cop car (RCMP?). I lived in Saskatchewan for eight years and our local RCMP detachment had the most amazing unmarked vehicle for undercover work/catching speeders. It was a pickup truck, complete with a snowmobile in the back! First time I saw it, I was like, "Yeah, so?" Then I noticed the red and blue lights.
You saved me a lot of suffer. I tried it and it worked so darn fine. I always thought that i cannot mess up with 4:1 ratio because it is chemical reaction otherwise it will not work . Stupid me :) i also tried your ratio with 2K primer and/or filler and worked also. You saved my ass. Thank you
Great video! I bought auto clear to do some old die-cast figures. Brutal trying to find 2 part clear. I ended up getting from Caswell, which are great. But, I used the regular 4:1 with a lot of varsol and ended up getting the exact issues you covered. Had to strip 4 figures and start from scratch. Sucked even worse as I had got a decent chrome finish that was ruined. Thanks for sharing, as this is going to really help my next attempt. You the man, Sea Bass!
Thanks for the tip! I use a 4 to 1 clearcoat and was having that white looking spray happen all the time making me slow down and put a heavy coat on. Thanks to you, I now have a solution. Keep up the awesome work!
#AskMeAnything. You said in the last video that anew spray gun to do the larger size cars would run you about $300. How can we contribute towards that cost? You are by far my favorite TH-camr and I literally stop anything I’m doing to watch your videos and would be more than happy to contribute to the“hooker panties“ sprayer. Just let us know.
The Redline Shop paints are awesome, as well as their black “vinyl top” paint. I actually have all their colors from the Spectraflame to their 70’s and 80”s muscle car colors! Their clear coat is the best I’ve used. I’m glad that I found this video to just make my own, it’s definitely way cheaper! On my 1:24 scale models I actually use Minwax floor shine, lol! That makes a great wet look for larger scale!! I bought a cheaper airbrush gun just for it!! You could brush it on, as many people do but it looks better and it’s faster!
You are the man ! Thank you so much for this video. Would you recommend your type of paint oven for plastic models as well if lower wattage bulbs were used? And i checked out the link in your last video for the holder you use. Will be purchasing one of those so thank you for that too. Do you do dioramas with your cars? I watch other you tubers for their dioramas but if you did them I would watch you exclusively. Thank you again for your content.
awesome vid my minions keep me pretty busy so projects sit for couple days at a time on the desk I do have a toaster oven but haven't used yet. #ask me anything is the only ?. wife got me a say beginners airbrush and paint but need thin it down. what product on a budget could thin it that I could find in bc thx again in advance
Hello friend, THANK YOU VERY MUCH for sharing your knowledge. I have a question and I hope you don't mind answering it: What size needle do you use in the airbrush for urethane? Greetings from Mexico
Hey Austin I saw another resto guy adding a drop of color to his clear coat rather than laying color down and clearcoating over as usual, not sure if I'd seen you do that yet, clever little steez
Sweet gear there. Would you at any point in time explore POWDER COATING for your projects? It would be great to see POWDER COATING videos on your channel.. Cheers
What would you use as a needle size? 0.3? My application would be to use this for wheel repair, and sometimes the damage is very small that rattlecan clear coats cause to much of overspray. Thank you for sharing your results
Hi, this video is amazing! Question- what do you use to clean your airbrush? I use paint thinner but after 2 uses im getting clogged airbrushed or just stop working. What us your cleaning process? And how long do you take before cleaning your airbrush after using urethane coat?
Hello. Congratulations on the video. It was excellent and enlightening. But I couldn't identify the products of the 2:1:1 ratio. Could you say them, please? I guess I misunderstood the translation. Thanks in advance for the clarification. Big hug.
I work in metal fabrication. Angle iron is iron (carbon steel) therefore and aluminium angle is not angle iron, it's aluminium angle :) I just heard you say it and I just couldn't let it slide haha
Oh no! My secret recipe is now out! 😭😭 Hope everyone had a good week so far. 🍺🍺🍺👍
We used to chat back in forth on insta but i no longer have it. You loved an AMX i had that i wanted to give you. How can i get in touch with you buddy? Ps need a new VW beetle build lol jk .
Thanks you so much for answering my question. This helps a lot cause I bought an automotive clear and want really coming out good🤙🏽
@@nucollector5597
What gauge are you guys spraying this out of, if I may ask?
@@IllusionSector yah found out me airbrush tip was way to small. Using a .5 tip now. Clear is coming out good now🤙🏽
@@nucollector5597 Thankies!
Thanks for taking the time to share that with us! :)
You sell your skills short Austin, you are superb man!
You have the right idea! I myself has been commissioned by a local military installation museum to build their 1/72 scale aircraft exhibits, and I've used used Testors Model Master FS and Military paints but I cut their paint 1:1 mixture of paint to lacquer thinner, because the lacquer thinner makes the paint have a better bite to the primer coats, but my lacquer thinner is the Wally World brand! It's cheaper than brand names and the Testors paint doesn't have all the flaws that the Testors thinner cause when painting with an airbrush, but now since Testors went Woke and screwed over every modeler that used their brands by stopping the production of their MM brand of paints, now I had to move to Humbrol, Mr. Color and Tamiya brand paints.
Thursday is much much better now that Diecast Resurrection has a new video out! Clearcoat MasterClass on deck!
Spray Booth Cam. Love it. Need more of the cams man.
I've always been a fan of the Magnum, can't wait to see a full build for that bad boy!
I wouldn't have thought to use auto body clear coat. I built a de-greasing oven similar to your model oven out of a 35-gallon metal garbage can and four 100-watt light fixtures. I use it to get heavy grease and oil out of wood furniture parts, old rifle stocks, basically anything wooden that has soaked up too much grease and won't take a finish. That you re-purposed an old oil drill bit case is even cooler. Fantastic work!
Thanks a Lot. Thanks a 1000. That si my real problem. Salute from México. All My respects. Keep on . That makes us to keep on too.
I've tried several different scale model clearcoats and none worked that well, probably at least partly from user error, but from my limited experience what worked best for me was plain old rustoleum gloss clear sprayed into a plastic cup then poured into an airbrush. Although it did take like a week to harden.
Thank you so much for this video I've been looking for airbrush spray paint that uses 2K clear gloss. Without having to waste money on cans never thought of using it this way. I'm using for a different project for cosplaying but the effect is still the same. thank you
I am glad i found a Canadian diecast channel
Hey my brother,
Thanks for the cool vid,
I like when you take time to share with all us diecast junkies.
You are my hero . Ive been restoring cars for about 30 plus years, but Never to the level that you do. I have now replaced all my old and decrypted paints , brushes, ect,ect ,still had a few of the old and hardened body shop kits they used to sell with body filler 2 tubes of the testers good old glue. That used to make my dog stager around when i was done. Never thought about the dog hanging out. He prob had a headache like i did. Didn't even Have bar codes on it.lol. think it came from two guys. ( the walmart of the day) even came with sand paper. Any way, think im having a flash back, i got in the paint section and got lost in all the pretty colors, hobbie store came a long way since i way last there. Spent about $200.00.. You sir have inspired me to really get into it again, and for that i thank you! Till the next time.. 🤘 🏴☠️ 🎃 🏍
Thanks for all the great ideers that will help out a lot
Thanks can now move on had too cry my first car back too striper thanks brother Lee
Good info ! The 2k clear looks fantastic and the ratios make sense since you're spraying small areas or parts versus bigger panels where the material sprayed will be thicker in milage.
Cheers 🍻
I have good luck using a cheap food dehydrator I got at a thrift store. I like the bathroom fan timer box! 👍👍
This was helpful of course, but I really hit the like button for the shoutout to Saskatchewan! Seriously though, great video, very informative, hit the like button guys.
Awesome knowledge.great video. Thanks!!
Awesome video. Thank you for taking the time explain the process.
Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us….this video was very helpful
Thank you
This was so helpful thanks bro!
That was very informative, thank you for the video.
I thought a it was a good video, only half the people as usual clicked on it though. 😭
@@DiecastResurrection just means half your viewers are interested only in the car restoration and not the tricks and skill you have to do it.
I actually enjoyed the video and I do none of this kind of stuff.
Just means I appreciate more of what you do.
@@DiecastResurrection I feel your pain. I posted a short how-to video on my channel thinking it would help folks but it hasn't viewed as well as regular content. If it helps at least one person then all is good. Cheers!
Thanks for the great tutorial
Great, helpful video ! For my heat lamp i use a small "heat lamp bulb" in my collapsible desk lamp. Works perfect, no $$ spent, no work involved. Hope this can be helpful to others.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
That's pretty cool, thanks for the tip 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing. 👍
Easy Bake Oven toy used a light bulb. Great idea for your application.
Cool video! Thanks for the info
Very innovative!
Thanks for the info, now I need to buy air brush, paint, sandpaper etc. etc, to start doing my own paint work. 🤣🤣🤣 but seriously I'm gonna start buying stuff so I can start this hobby.
you cant argue with those results! I just tried your mix ratio and it worked for me. Instead of redline shop paint I used a set of 12 resin ink dyes I got from Amazon for $10!
Awesome 🎥as always its nice of you to put out a 🎥 for us to watch though you weren't ready. Love your channel and have for a very longtime
Very cool, thank you for sharing your gifts and talents.
Love stains ... lmao 🤣
Cheers 🍺
Good info! Thanks 😊
Instead of reducer I use lacquer thinner. Nice job bro...
I have a couple questions and would like to point out one thing.
-What size tip is that airbrush?
-Do you use the same airbrush to paint and clear coat?
And a very important part to point out is this 2 part urethane is very toxic and harmful to you lungs. Must wear a good respirator. And long sleeves. The overspray likes to set on the hairs of your arms (and gets on eyelashes too lol)
Thank you very much for sharing your secret recipe. Appreciate it much!
Amazing finish recovery and I like your Paint Oven timer idea.
Amazing finish recovery and I like your timer switch for paint oven idea.
Thank you so much for sharing. I use a dehydrator to speed up drying.
Any advice for using a dehydrator? I’ve just bought one but haven’t been able to find much info online. Wondering what temp to use for clear lacquer and how long it needs to be in there? How long does the car need to be in the dehydrator after each layer of lacquer, and how long after the final wet coat of lacquer for it to fully cure? It’s very cold and rainy where I live at the moment and I’m tired of waiting forever for it to cure so I can sand/polish
really depend on the dehydrator mine is a glass bowl and I find the point where the heat bulb turns on and back it off just a bit and run it for 90 minutes some longer trial and era mostly to hot it boilsthe paint or burns it. hope this helps. Jay@@lucydunford590
Back at it again with another masterpiece! Great work my friend:)
Use a dimmer switch to controll your light bulbs for heat
Yup, I use the same type of clear for my customs! a good quality clear makes heaps of difference in my opinion! makes a car shine, and the colors just pop! its awesome!
Thank you. Really. Thanks. My respects. Salute from México.
I don't have a paint oven...but I use an embossing heat gun...works fast! Just gotta be very careful not to over heat the paint...It's like an extra hot Hair Blow-Dryer
Excellent video! And add me to the list of people who want to see that Magnum turned into a cop car (RCMP?). I lived in Saskatchewan for eight years and our local RCMP detachment had the most amazing unmarked vehicle for undercover work/catching speeders. It was a pickup truck, complete with a snowmobile in the back! First time I saw it, I was like, "Yeah, so?" Then I noticed the red and blue lights.
You saved me a lot of suffer. I tried it and it worked so darn fine. I always thought that i cannot mess up with 4:1 ratio because it is chemical reaction otherwise it will not work . Stupid me :) i also tried your ratio with 2K primer and/or filler and worked also. You saved my ass. Thank you
Excellent news!! You are the first real solid feedback from that video, I appreciate you trying out my mixes!
Nice job 👏
Great video! I bought auto clear to do some old die-cast figures. Brutal trying to find 2 part clear. I ended up getting from Caswell, which are great. But, I used the regular 4:1 with a lot of varsol and ended up getting the exact issues you covered. Had to strip 4 figures and start from scratch. Sucked even worse as I had got a decent chrome finish that was ruined. Thanks for sharing, as this is going to really help my next attempt. You the man, Sea Bass!
Thanks for the tip! I use a 4 to 1 clearcoat and was having that white looking spray happen all the time making me slow down and put a heavy coat on. Thanks to you, I now have a solution. Keep up the awesome work!
Awesome tips and tricks of the trade.
Watching from NW Arkansas.
Great video!
A cool challenge I think you should do is a 2nd gen Cummins trex 6x6
This encouraged me to try some customizing of my own. Thank you !
#AskMeAnything. You said in the last video that anew spray gun to do the larger size cars would run you about $300. How can we contribute towards that cost? You are by far my favorite TH-camr and I literally stop anything I’m doing to watch your videos and would be more than happy to contribute to the“hooker panties“ sprayer. Just let us know.
The Redline Shop paints are awesome, as well as their black “vinyl top” paint. I actually have all their colors from the Spectraflame to their 70’s and 80”s muscle car colors! Their clear coat is the best I’ve used. I’m glad that I found this video to just make my own, it’s definitely way cheaper! On my 1:24 scale models I actually use Minwax floor shine, lol! That makes a great wet look for larger scale!! I bought a cheaper airbrush gun just for it!! You could brush it on, as many people do but it looks better and it’s faster!
Really cool ideas. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Super useful info sir! Thanks for the behind the scenes tips/tricks and of course for your wicked builds. Keep On Keepin' On! :)
I just bought an airbrush so I would like to know if there is a tutorial video i can watch? Thank you Jimmy
Thank you bro
Mahalo for the painting lesson!
Awesome brother!! Thanks for the info!!
Man that's awesome 👌 thank you
Cool insight behind the scenes.
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You are the man ! Thank you so much for this video. Would you recommend your type of paint oven for plastic models as well if lower wattage bulbs were used? And i checked out the link in your last video for the holder you use. Will be purchasing one of those so thank you for that too. Do you do dioramas with your cars? I watch other you tubers for their dioramas but if you did them I would watch you exclusively. Thank you again for your content.
awesome vid my minions keep me pretty busy so projects sit for couple days at a time on the desk I do have a toaster oven but haven't used yet. #ask me anything is the only ?. wife got me a say beginners airbrush and paint but need thin it down. what product on a budget could thin it that I could find in bc thx again in advance
Top men🙏
Cool tips. Thanks 👍
Awesome
I was totally convinced you were gonna pull out a gallon of pure maple syrup just to troll us. Great video man.
Awesome information! Thank you! I need to start using my air brush. Paint is so expensive though.
First! (not that it really matters but I feel like I've accomplished _something_ this week)
Hello friend, THANK YOU VERY MUCH for sharing your knowledge. I have a question and I hope you don't mind answering it: What size needle do you use in the airbrush for urethane? Greetings from Mexico
Got a few questions. How do you clean your AB after using the 2k clear? Is this safe to spray indoors with an AB booth vented outside?
Sometimes I watch the older videos again.
The powder is also largely due to too high of air pressure. You should reduce the pressure to as low as you can without sputtering the paint.
I think can prepare one of those ovens.
Hey Austin I saw another resto guy adding a drop of color to his clear coat rather than laying color down and clearcoating over as usual, not sure if I'd seen you do that yet, clever little steez
I'm gonna start making krabby patties now..
Sweet gear there. Would you at any point in time explore POWDER COATING for your projects? It would be great to see POWDER COATING videos on your channel.. Cheers
Cool been doing good with the 4 to 1 ratio...but definetly going to give the 2:1:1 a try Thanks for sharing.
Let me know how it goes
@@DiecastResurrection I will as soon as my new batch of 2k gets here.
What would you use as a needle size? 0.3? My application would be to use this for wheel repair, and sometimes the damage is very small that rattlecan clear coats cause to much of overspray. Thank you for sharing your results
I live in sk, havent seen a magnum cop car, must only be in the big cities, lots of charger cop cars where im at though
Hello in the comments.
beutiful. but the warnings on the can scare me. Barbatos Rex has a video about using Deco Art Duraclear that works well it seems
Hi, this video is amazing! Question- what do you use to clean your airbrush? I use paint thinner but after 2 uses im getting clogged airbrushed or just stop working. What us your cleaning process? And how long do you take before cleaning your airbrush after using urethane coat?
Hello. Congratulations on the video. It was excellent and enlightening. But I couldn't identify the products of the 2:1:1 ratio. Could you say them, please? I guess I misunderstood the translation. Thanks in advance for the clarification. Big hug.
I would throw a dimmer switch in line with the timer to adjust the heat
question ? five 0 needle or tthree thanks have to sometimes tumb through all my notes scooter out😅
I work in metal fabrication. Angle iron is iron (carbon steel) therefore and aluminium angle is not angle iron, it's aluminium angle :)
I just heard you say it and I just couldn't let it slide haha
All most their man 100k
You running the clear coat though the same brush you paint with 2or3 mm needle
You could use a thermostat for the bulbs to control the temp. What temp do you like to have the box at for the 2 hours?
you didnt explain what temperature for how long is ideal for curing clear coat? you said your oven got too hot and ruined the paint