How-To Reverse Paint RC Graphics onto Polycarbonate 

Awesome tutorial on plastic, those colours really pop 😁👍

Nice work Craig!

Great video as always 👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿👍 keep them coming! 🙂

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻✌🏼

super intéressant comme démonstration merciiiiii

I wish my hobby lobby had more of your products.

Hi Chris - Was this what you were working on in the booth last Thursday (19 August) when I called? I was hoping for another great video and you didn’t disappoint 😁! The other advantage of keeping the air blowing when using the airbrush is to reduce or eliminate tip drying (for those who are new to airbrushing). Paint “spitting” from tip drying really messes up fading or blending and tends to make a person want to turn the piece being painted into a frezbee... yes, I am guilty as charged your honor!

Excellent work, very good finish, I just need to investigate a little more some details, and the main thing to acquire the paints and the different elements to try to carry out the painting of two RC bodies, one in polycarbonate (Lexan) and the other in ABS plastic

I use the createx pearls a lot on scale model bodies, do you think the silver sealer would be a better base or first coat for pearls other than silver? I really like the idea of fewer coats to preserve detail.

Your videos are so rich with information I just watch whatever I haven't seen yet....and sometimes re-watch a few that are most relevant to what I'm trying to accomplish. Thanks for the help. I'm developing an interest in reverse painted glass, and I was wondering if I did exactly what you've done here could I expect the same results as far as adhesion to the glass, or would you recommend that I "prep" the glass first with a coat of 4050 UVLS clear? Thanks for any insight you can provide.

Sometimes I use a heat gun at the least hot setting to speed up drying between coats. Of course far away from the substrate. Is that ok or something you advice against?

Is your sealer as durable as your 4050. Ive been using 4050 as finale coat for durability.

What should you use as a sealer base for gold?

If the paint wants to peel up with the masking (even after extended drying times) is that a product of being too heavy handed with the paint or possibly another issue?

Could you consider doing a Lexan RC body shell complete reverse painting design. Due to impact while racing, would we need to scuff first so paint doesn't chip off?

Great video. Spraying at only 30psi with a great spray pattern and no needle-tip buildup makes me seriously want to toss my old T&C Vega 2000 in the garbage and try a gravity feed. What model is that Iwata, specifically? Also, do you prefer gravity-feed airbushes to siphon-feeds? How's the clean-up process and/or swapping between colors (if not doing a transition like you did)? Major pain? And finally, when you say "sealer white" is that a specific Createx formulation, or is it just Opaque White? Thanks! EDIT: Ah, I see that "sealer white" is Createx's(?) AutoBorne Sealer white.

I’m just getting into painting R/C bodies and I thought you are supposed to start with the darker colors first?

I noticed you didnt mention adhesion promoter. Is it not needed, or not recommended. My sons are getting into RC cars I have to paint, and several people have told me I have to use adhesion promoter.

How would you paint lace??

What psi are you spraying at?