Jatohulk

Hello everyone

I have 2 custom painted body whats the best and safest way to clean these body after and day of burning up the track. There for 1/10 touring car..



Thanks

drevil

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I've always used window cleaner (windex, etc) to clean my bodies. If you have an air compressor you might want to try blowing the bulk of the dust off the body first, then clean it.

Jatohulk

windex which one there are a few out there with different stuff in it?? Like amonia..

SeanZ0r

Windex works good, also cleans my nitro onroad cars mess up really well.

knotnuts

I like Dynamite Body Cleaner, It'll remove board paint, over spray, tire marks most every thing except roof scratchs LMAO!!! P/N DYN5506...

Jordandarkmagic

But what if you have decals?

gokartingbob455

hey im getting a 1/8 soon and i need a good painter to do a body for me and i really like that style you've done. so when i actually get one if i ask you very nicely and pay you nicely, will you do it for me? its an offroad one so... i don't know how easy it'll be. judging by how well yo did yours, i think you could handle it.

rcdude37

yes windex does have ammonia in it, but u can buy it without ammonia just look for the one that says no ammonia you can also get window cleaner in aerosol cans, normaly a foaming cleaner, this is what i prefer to use for most cleaning, some brands do and some brands dont contain ammonia, just read the can, it will say weather it does or not... and nice lookin bodies by the way

Jordandarkmagic

Will Windex still work if I have decals on the outside?

rcdude37

it will not damage the decals on the outside...
edit: that is if the edges are sealed well... if they are not sealed then after time it may create a problem

jatoracing33

i use water and a paper towel...not that bad

iceman11756

to protect the decals, i used clear nail polish over the decal itself. keeps it stuck on, and water tight. make sure there are no air bubbles before you put it on.

madmax22

Wd40 leaves it nice ans shiney but once it get dirty the dirt sticks but i use water and a paper towel

RCCanuck

I use automotive detailer by Mothers or Mcguires if I have it....if not I pull out the pledge furniture polish...both work great and dirt just sort of falls off after a few applications