Watch out the full sequence step by step to HOW give a professional look to your R/C bodies. You can reach the perfection only using our Liquid Mask, shop at: www.bittydesign...
Man, the skill level just blows my mind everytime I see your stuff… I literally just threw away 2 bodies out of three in the last 24hrs, so I’ve got a whopping 33% success rate lol… two more are on the way from amain as we speak, so I’ll be trying again… can’t let it beat me! 😅 I used to use Fasmask, but I’ve got a good size bottle of your stuff these days!
Man those bodies are beautiful I tattoo, draw, and in my younger days did a lot of graffiti and I just got into rc again last time I raced I was ten now I'm 40 and I love adding my own touch too my truggy and buggy bodies.I was hoping you could do something with pearl coat I can't find any videos with it thanks man
Awesome video! Kyle and Kenny are awesome also! Thanks for the inspiration, I was just given an airbrush kit for fathers day... now I can work on my skills and make painjobs come out a bit better... Cheers
Hi When you draw your design outside the body Shell, is it drawn definitively? Or you draw inside too With the pen for finest lines ? Then you remove the protective film? I don’t know how it’s made...
Been using your liquid mask, 2 questions: 1. I cant get it to spray can you tell me what kind of spray gun to use? 2. What brand paint are you using on this body? Thanks in advance!
I tried to spray liquid mask for the first time today and it did not work as in the video. Can you tell me the settings? Is it an HVLP gun? Tip size? PSI setting? Mine sputtered. I used a 1.4 tip at 50psi with a Wide spray HVLP gun.
Hey James. On our website you can find more info about that at the product's page. You can fin also a video here on YT dedicated only to the LM . basic setting for spray LM is 3.5bar, 1.0/1.5 mm size tip, 2 coat.
buy some lexan sheets and cut them in half or whatever size, the more sheets you have the more you can practice on. Find them at a local hobby store or online, .030" or .040" thick.