Hot Wheels and Matchbox Customizing Thread

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Free-fitty?

Yeah that's a reasonable price :lol:

Also dude, the other day I opened this thread from page one and saw your black Camaro in the banner. iirc the wheels came off 57 Chevys, right? Do you have those dead bodies as well?
 
Yeah that's a reasonable price :lol:

Also dude, the other day I opened this thread from page one and saw your black Camaro in the banner. iirc the wheels came off 57 Chevys, right? Do you have those dead bodies as well?
I think I have them around somewhere.
 
Sneaky preview #2: Xterra stance is final, time for paint. Titan stance is not final, height is but tire will be extended to outside the edge of the fenders. Datsun is ready for paint.

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Okay guys, two things
1: What are the basics of colouring or giving a custom paint job to a car.
2: Any customizations for a power sander, bad bagger or Mazda furai as these are the cars of which I have doubles
And I can afford to mess them up

Any1 know here about maisto?
Just asking out of curiosity
 
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Okay guys, two things
1: What are the basics of colouring or giving a custom paint job to a car.
2: Any customizations for a power sander, bad bagger or Mazda furai as these are the cars of which I have doubles
And I can afford to mess them up
1) Spray cans of primer and paint (or a primer+paint in a single can) make sure the car is clean, wash it with soap and water and make sure it's completely dry. Avoid touching it after you wash it. Spray the primer (as well as the paint) in multiple light coats and then make sure it's completely dry (wait a couple days) before you touch it. Putting the spray cans in hot water for a few minutes before spraying can thin it out and make it spray better.

2) They are your cars, use your imagination. :)
 
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1) Spray cans of primer and paint (or a primer+paint in a single can) make sure the car is clean, wash it with soap and water and make sure it's completely dry. Avoid touching it after you wash it. Spray the primer (as well as the paint) in multiple light coats and then make sure it's completely dry (wait a couple days) before you touch it. Putting the spray cans in hot water for a few minutes before spraying can thin it out and make it spray better.

2) They are your cars, use your imagination. :)
I should remove the paint with nail polish remover on a cotton swab right? So I can paint em easily?
 
Some people reportedly claimed they've removed paint with nail polish remover, but I found that stuff to be less effective than stripper.
 
Yeah I haven't figured out how people did it with remover, but I felt it was a waste of resources given that I needed so much remover versus a few shots of the aerosol stripper.

In any case, you asked a question, we've given you alternate solutions.
 

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