Thanks, man. My first INNO chase. 😁

Yeah I agree

I have no doubt you'll eventually find one. 😎🤜💥🤛

Its nice, but unfortunately from what I read in the customizing community is that the shine fades no matter what you do. That is why it's best to paint the shiny car with an anodized paint (clear, but coloured) to lock in the shine.

Thanks, man. 🤜💥🤛 I do what I can. Still learning and improving. I’ve yet to try decals. Kinda nervous. I wish I could do air brushing but I’d need a compressor, a vent system and a ton of supplies and money. 😅

Thanks! This was my first ever repaint WITHOUT SANDING! 🤯 I noticed the surface was flawless after stripping the paint. I used a weird and cheap plastic bit I ordered from AliExpress and it brought out the shine. Metal polish added more shine then I buffed it with my dremel. Painted easily. Added headlights, taillights and gold back speakers. Tailpipe details and painted matching wheels.

Thanks for "watching". 😅

Yeah, I agree 💯 %. Gonna need 1 more Lancer to keep sealed. I have a pair of the other 2. Gonna wheel swap and detail a set of all 3. So glad we got a set a month before 2024! 😃👍🔥🔥🔥

Thanks. I feel this one should be easier to find than the 32 Ford.

I tried to add staggered wheels, but the rubber sort of grips the wheel well. The staggered plastic ones you see earlier in the video spin fine. Original wheels are garbage cos the axel rusted. 😅 Yep. Lights work in several combos too. You can have just headlights. Headlights and taillights. Or all 3. In the future, I hope all Hot Wheels have lights. 🔮

Yes. It accelerates the abrasion. Tho the magic happens when the sandpaper begins to dry. If you can only find 1000 grit sandpaper you could still manage to get a mirror finish as the grit eventually becomes smoother and begins to polish.

@@dblastdiecast7402 Cool, what kind of metal polish? Like a liquid kind?

@@coilstrike I use a liquid kind called Metal Polish Liquid by Autosol. But I’m sure any kind will do the job.

@@dblastdiecast7402 thanks i hope mine turns out well

There are a few things to add to the list of things needed to do this. Dollarama has a bunch such as Acetone, Q-tips, paperclips, acrylic paints, fine brushes, and believe it or not, reading glasses help a lot. Goo Off and Metal polish can be found at Canadian Tire. Sandpaper (1000-3000 grit) can be ordered on Amazon. An old glass spice jar to put your casting into the paint stripper. Wire disk attachment for drill. Old toothbrush. Toothpick. Clean cloth. A fine edge sharp tool to dig out the paint from the grooves. Maybe a big piece of cardboard to work on to catch the debris. I could've used the buffer wheel attachment to buff the shine, but forgot. Hope you give it a try. 😃👍