Metallic Silver R/C Racing Car Spray Färg 150 ml
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Hobbynox Metallic Silver R/C Racing Sprayfärg 150ml
We're back on the Lexan® / Polycarbonate paint market - now with a series of 150 ml spray cans in the popular colors of today. Ready to use, quick drying, fuel resistant and light weight paint for racing.
Hobbynox R/C Racing paint have been specially developed for the painting Polycarbonate bodies. The special solvent used in it etches the surface, allowing the paint to bond permanently with the bodyshell.
Fuel resistant to most R/C car fuels
Big spray can - 150 ml
Extreme adhesion and very flexible
Dries fast
Special spray noozle for an even and smooth paint finish
Hobbynox Silver Metallic Color Tips:
Normally you need two to three thin layers of Metallic Silver to cover completely. But the silver is a little bit hard to completely cover to block out strong secondary colors like neon etc.
So if you plan to paint silver first and then a strong pigmented color afterwards - back the silver with a thin layer of either white or black Hobbynox to prevent bleed-through.
Hobbynox - Making you look Good!
Generic bodyshell painting tips from Pro-Line:
Cutting Your Bodyshell
Cut out the transparent bodyshell with a pair of scissors or a sharp hobby knife with a new blade installed. Pay attention to keeping the corners smooth and with a radius. If you cut corners sharply the bodyshell will most likely start cracking at that place.
Body Mount Holes etc
Use a body reamer to make holes in the bodyshell. The PROTOform Crosshair Body Mounting Kit #PF6032-00 can also be very helpful to location the body post holes if you forgot to do these holes prior to painting the bodyshell...
Sand the Edges Smooth
Smooth out any rough spots.
Don't remove the protective film
Leave the transparent protective film on the outside of the bodyshell on while painting.
Wash your Body
To remove any residue left on the body after molding, you must wash it inside and out. Use warm soapy (liquid dish washing detergent) water in your sink, paying special attention to the tight curved areas and corners. Rinse the body in warm water. Dry the body with a clean towel or hair dryer. It must be completely dry before you paint it.
Window Masks
If your bodyshell came equipped with pre-cut window masks: Using the molded in window lines as a guide apply the window masks to the inside the body. Be sure to press down all the edges to keep paint from sneaking under. The masks keep the windows clear while you paint.
We're back on the Lexan® / Polycarbonate paint market - now with a series of 150 ml spray cans in the popular colors of today. Ready to use, quick drying, fuel resistant and light weight paint for racing.
Hobbynox R/C Racing paint have been specially developed for the painting Polycarbonate bodies. The special solvent used in it etches the surface, allowing the paint to bond permanently with the bodyshell.
Fuel resistant to most R/C car fuels
Big spray can - 150 ml
Extreme adhesion and very flexible
Dries fast
Special spray noozle for an even and smooth paint finish
Hobbynox Silver Metallic Color Tips:
Normally you need two to three thin layers of Metallic Silver to cover completely. But the silver is a little bit hard to completely cover to block out strong secondary colors like neon etc.
So if you plan to paint silver first and then a strong pigmented color afterwards - back the silver with a thin layer of either white or black Hobbynox to prevent bleed-through.
Hobbynox - Making you look Good!
Generic bodyshell painting tips from Pro-Line:
Cutting Your Bodyshell
Cut out the transparent bodyshell with a pair of scissors or a sharp hobby knife with a new blade installed. Pay attention to keeping the corners smooth and with a radius. If you cut corners sharply the bodyshell will most likely start cracking at that place.
Body Mount Holes etc
Use a body reamer to make holes in the bodyshell. The PROTOform Crosshair Body Mounting Kit #PF6032-00 can also be very helpful to location the body post holes if you forgot to do these holes prior to painting the bodyshell...
Sand the Edges Smooth
Smooth out any rough spots.
Don't remove the protective film
Leave the transparent protective film on the outside of the bodyshell on while painting.
Wash your Body
To remove any residue left on the body after molding, you must wash it inside and out. Use warm soapy (liquid dish washing detergent) water in your sink, paying special attention to the tight curved areas and corners. Rinse the body in warm water. Dry the body with a clean towel or hair dryer. It must be completely dry before you paint it.
Window Masks
If your bodyshell came equipped with pre-cut window masks: Using the molded in window lines as a guide apply the window masks to the inside the body. Be sure to press down all the edges to keep paint from sneaking under. The masks keep the windows clear while you paint.