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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 Car 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 fuelsBig spray can - 150 mlExtreme adhesion and very flexibleDries fastSpecial spray noozle for an even and smooth paint finish

Hobbynox™ Yellow Color Tips:

If possible when you want yellow to be a main color with added darker colors, please mask the boyshell so that you paint the yellow lastly. If not, you can back it first with a layer of white or silver to prevent the darker colors to bleed-through.Normally three layers of yellow is needed to cover completely.White is highly recommended to use as a backing color as it makes the yellow to look more bright.

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 (this, this, this or this) or a sharp hobby knife with a new blade installed (this or this). 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 - like this, this, this or this. 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 with this or this.

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.

Step 1: Tape Stripes

Make sure you use high quality masking tape, and press down all the edges. First mask off the color that you want to paint last. Masking tapes we recommend: 6 mm wide, 10 mm wide & 18 mm wide.

Step 2: Continue Taping

Fill in the area you want to paint with your second color. Painting from dark to light is ideal, so leave the darkest section clear, and paint this first.

Step 3: Mix the Paint

Shake the spray paint can you will use for at least a couple of minutes. There is a small steel ball inside that you will hear rattle inside. If you cant hear it - shake the can some more!

Step 4: First Coat

Apply a thin even first coat of paint from about 20-30 cm distance. Don't apply too much paint at this time as it will easily creep under the masking tape.

Step 5: Finish First Coat & remove mask

When your first color has completely dried, unmask the second section of the paint scheme. While removing the tape, watch that you don't remove any of the masking stripes accidentally.

Step 6: Paint 2nd color & remove mask

Again spray light coats and cover evenly. You can then back it with white or silver, but in this case we will use silver for the stripes, so no need to back it separately. When the paint has completely dried remove the taped stripes.

Step 7: Paint stripe

Now fill in the stripes with silver, and also back up the blue section in the middle, and on the bed.

Step 8: Window Trim

Painted window trim is very popular, and easy to create. When your final backup coat is dry, trace and trim around the inside of the window mask creating a border with a sharp hobby knife (this or this). Remove the borders from all the windows and spray with your favorite color.

Step 9: Trim & test fit

If you chose to not trim and mount the bodyshell prior to painting it then its time to do so! Trim out your body using curved scissors for the wheel wells and straight scissors for the lower lines. Drill out your body post markings with either a Dremel tool or reamer. The protective film will help keep your body from getting scratched as you cut and drill.

Step 10: Remove protective film & window masks

Peel back the protective film, and remove the window masks.

Step 11: Decal & Detail

Apply the decals included with the body, add extra details with a paint pen or a detail marker if you wish.

Done.

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