ep002 Body Painting Tutorial 

Brilliant job.

Newcomer to RC here, and I'm days away from painting a Tamiya body. Already, within the first few minutes, you taught me something that I hadn't seen other videos discuss, so props.

Found some very helpful tips. New to using liquid mask so didn’t realize the thicker coating would help better. Also love the clean cut lines with the razor knife. Things to try out on my next body paint

I didn't know this stuff existed!! Dude thanks I just painted a Chevy Silverado for my losi 22s! Thank you!!! I'll do radical jobs now!! Oh my goodness!!! Following you good sir!!! From Georgia..

Great informative video! Will be painting my first blank soon. Thanks for the all tips and tricks!

Excellent video! I have a large bottle of liquid mask for over a year & never used it. I was too intimidated. Now that I saw your video, I am confident it is a great way to mask an RC body!

Appreciate the video, I have only used vinyl masks, definitely makes me feel more confident giving it a go

Awesome vid, thanks!

Indeed great tutorial, and useful tips. Instantly wanted to try it myself :) Seems like a promising new channel. Good luck Rob!

Awesome tutorial 👏👍

In my opinion Kyosho Fazer MK line has the best body's around hands down......Then Tamiya. Best body's I've seen in a long time. If I could I would get a line of Kyosho body's.

Thank you, Great video! Have to admit by the way you are dressed i thought i was at a Dr appointment.

I like the liquid mask idea. If not using liquid mask how do you feel about using flat clear to seal masking tape lines before spraying the first color on the car. My understanding is it seals the tapes edges and if it did bleed it cannot be seen.

thanks for the video, i tried doing liquid mask yesterday and put 5 coats and did it to thin.

Thank you for sharing! New to this so learning everything I can. May I ask what you wiped the body down with before you sprayed the whole body?

Thank you 👍

This was a very well put together tutorial. I’ve honestly always dreaded the painting part of the hobby. I simply am not very good at it. However, after watching what you just put together here, I am confident I can up my game significantly. There was a lot I was doing wrong, or simply didn’t even know. It’s funny, I am a luthier and woodworker, professionally, (amongst other fine skills…like being a watchmaker) and for some reason this particular skill has eluded me. I thrive on the minutiae. I just need to know what that is in this case, and now I do. Is it correct that you are up in Indy? I am down in Bloomington. I’d love to pick your brain sometime about good places to drive…that’s probably better for a direct message though rather than a public message board on a you tube channel. Anyway, thanks for making stuff like this. Makes me being a middle aged man that likes to STILL play with toys feel a lot better about it. Or, as one of my friends has once told me, they’re not toys, but, REFINED, HIGHLY ENGINEERED RACE CARS. Kits are the best for the hobby in my opinion.

Have you ever had issues with the Tamiya PS paints reacting with the liquid mask? I’m curious as it says on the bittydesigns not to use with spray cans but you look like you’ve had great results using the PS sprays and I’d like to follow your steps and do the same, cheers 🍻

Great video, thank you for sharing. I’m just getting into it and wonder what’s the best paint for lexan?

How do you find spraying rattle cans on liquid mask ? I find they react with each other and ruins the liquid mask

Ever tried Liquitex for the masking? Curious if it's the same product only cheaper..thanks

poles is it a preference of yours or you just don´t like magnets?

“Express themselves through their body” hmm okay.

looking all professional just to make a paint job look like this lol

Why mask.then peel all off

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This video is bad. Why edit out the most important parts!

Why does proline paint not stick well. Come off super easy will not last long at all