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Old 05-10-2007, 09:26 AM   #1
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ok
im taking this bel air hard shell body

and painting it my all time favorite monster truck avenger

any body got some tips on starting off
i want to make this look really good so lmk
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Old 05-10-2007, 09:36 AM   #2
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Excellent Painting Guide/How-To
Have you read this yet?
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Excellent Painting Guide/How-To
Have you read this yet?
no
thanks tho
and im using a brush to
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If you don't have an airbrush? Whats the matter with a spay can?
You're not going to get very good results with a brush job.
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no
i did
i dont know what happend to it
i will have to see what i have
i want to get the exact color with a brush by mixing it
plus i have all kinds of brushed that work great on stuff like this
my moms a pro artist
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i did
i dont know what happend to it
i will have to see what i have
i want to get the exact color with a brush by mixing it
plus i have all kinds of brushed that work great on stuff like this
my moms a pro artist

I guess I don't see the point of your question then?
You might just as well ask your mom for some painting tips then?
You don't think people mix colors for airbrushes?
Maybe you just wanted to show off that body?
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no
1 my mom wont give me tips
2 no i didnt kno that
3 dude i was just wondering sorry
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1 my mom wont give me tips
2 no i didnt kno that
3 dude i was just wondering sorry

Nothing to be sorry about?
Maybe just make it a little more clear as to what exactly you're asking.
It seems as though you've already decided it will be brush painted. you know the color you want. What is it you would like tips on?
heres a tip for you. Prep, prep, prep. Thats the most important part.
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well i want it to be just like the real thing
so im going to mix a dark green with a little bit of yellow to make the color sooth more into the green and add a little lime
wat i was saying was like on my last body people were telling me to paint the insifde and sand it and all this stuff and i really didnt get wat they were talking about
and i have every thing laid out and stuff just have to start
i want this body to be the same as my t-maxx wild, crazy, and beastly lol
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well i want it to be just like the real thing
so im going to mix a dark green with a little bit of yellow to make the color sooth more into the green and add a little lime
wat i was saying was like on my last body people were telling me to paint the insifde and sand it and all this stuff and i really didnt get wat they were talking about
and i have every thing laid out and stuff just have to start
i want this body to be the same as my t-maxx wild, crazy, and beastly lol
They were trying to tell you, that on a clear Lexan body, you paint it on the inside. But a hard body you'll have to paint on the outside. Just be sure to prep it good before painting so the paint sticks.

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do the paint sticks? huh??
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do the paint sticks? huh??

Typo. The D & S are right next to eachother.
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o ok
thanks for the help
i just got done cuting the body out and im about to sand on the body
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so that the paint adheres to the body.
heres what you should do. go to walmart pick out a color close to that green. paint it. print out the decals and then clear over that.
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i was going to make my ownstencil but how do i print out the decals?
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printer!
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naahh crap i mean where do i go to make em
like do i just use pant and get them off the truck and erase them
then how would they stick to the truck?
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o ok i see wat ur sayinbg
nvm sorry
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ok yesterday i started sanding the body to smooth perfection, but somethings were just too scratched so it still shows up, but all around i think it looks ok

after i got done sanding it today my mom took me to wally world and got some paint
the exact color i needed too......

and now for the stupid decals
ok
i tried to get a big and good side photo of avenger
well that didnt work out so well and i dont have a printer
then i tried to draw a stencil.... but that didnt work either
and when i tried to free hand it i cant get the right color and my hands are too shakey........
what to do wat to do??????
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Old 05-12-2007, 08:59 PM   #20
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put the pictures on a disk and take them to somebody like kinkos?
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