fastkolor paints
12-27-2008, 09:10 PM
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RE: fastkolor paints
That's all I airbrush with here are a couple pictures of it on bodies.
The preperation time directly reflects the outcome of the job. The paint is waterbased easy to clean up.
The preperation time directly reflects the outcome of the job. The paint is waterbased easy to clean up.
12-28-2008, 11:31 AM
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RE: fastkolor paints
ORIGINAL: speedy.d
hey clubin nice paint are your services for hire?
hey clubin nice paint are your services for hire?
Total envestment is under a couple hundred bucks and you could do it.
There are lots of interesting tutorials on the net too. http://www.rctech.net/articles/paint...ntedmyst.shtml
12-28-2008, 12:58 PM
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RE: fastkolor paints
OK Clubin what are you running those 29.5 laws on those are some meaty tires. Also what air brush are you using and at what PSI , I have been messing with the fastcolor paints and allways seem to mess it all up. Do you thin the paint with water it allways seems to clog up my gun.
12-28-2008, 01:24 PM
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RE: fastkolor paints
I usually run about 15-20psi some paints need to be thinned a little, the faskoat I dilute it with 50% water. I am using a Iwata revolution air brush.
This is what those 29.5's are off of:
This is what those 29.5's are off of:
12-28-2008, 03:33 PM
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Fastcolor is a awsome paint to work with....Clubin good choice for airbrush.....Yes ...you have to dilute some paint at times....I just sold a NIB airbrush like
you mentioned...to a fellow RCU member....I have 3 different size airbrush's for detail work....Make sure you have a good water trap to use also...
Nice paint work clubin.....AKASlawhammer
you mentioned...to a fellow RCU member....I have 3 different size airbrush's for detail work....Make sure you have a good water trap to use also...
Nice paint work clubin.....AKASlawhammer
12-28-2008, 04:24 PM
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RE: fastkolor paints
I think i'll try using the fastcolor paint when my new airbrush arrives
, my LHS sells it. thank you slawhammer for a great deal on that iwata brush. I was using pactra oil based paint before and it was a pain with thinners and the fumes. I like the idea of water based way better.
, my LHS sells it. thank you slawhammer for a great deal on that iwata brush. I was using pactra oil based paint before and it was a pain with thinners and the fumes. I like the idea of water based way better.
12-28-2008, 05:22 PM
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RE: fastkolor paints
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I usually run about 15-20psi some paints need to be thinned a little, the faskoat I dilute it with 50% water. I am using a Iwata revolution air brush.
This is what those 29.5's are off of:
I usually run about 15-20psi some paints need to be thinned a little, the faskoat I dilute it with 50% water. I am using a Iwata revolution air brush.
This is what those 29.5's are off of:
12-28-2008, 05:55 PM
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hey clubin it looks like your baja1000 is gathering dust
I like the body style..it'll look good on the rampage if it's not too big
I like the body style..it'll look good on the rampage if it's not too big
12-29-2008, 11:23 AM
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RE: fastkolor paints
ORIGINAL: bsrman14
I prefer Duplicolor paint.
I prefer Duplicolor paint.
I seen that on speedvision the other day....I do not recall the Show, but they were using duplicolor on a clear rock crawler rig, and they said it also is used for RC applications...which stuff are you using?
