Dang fallen, that looks awesome!!!! Love the color choices, they go together rather well. Curious as to how well it holds up
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Plastic Roll Cage Painting?
- Thread starter Fallen
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Thanks. I need to repaint those panels, as they're plastic and I painted them with Tamiya PS. The paint is wearing off from the sand / dirt that the front tires throw back.
I still haven't seen how the truck looks with the body mounted. I just can't bring myself to cover up the cage yet.
I still haven't seen how the truck looks with the body mounted. I just can't bring myself to cover up the cage yet.
nathanotis
Pebble Pounder
Frickin. Sweet.
Thanks man. I'd rather not turn this thread about plastic painting into a build thread, so if you're interested in more about it check out the Traxxas Forum @ https://forums.traxxas.com/showthread.php?9090329-Another-UDR-to-be-Unleashed-Soon
I did a bit more detail work to it over my last weekend.
I'll post some durability info here though once I have some to report.
I did a bit more detail work to it over my last weekend.
I'll post some durability info here though once I have some to report.
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As far as durability of the Cerakote is concerned, it's fairly impressive.
I decided to run my UDR sans body in an Ultra 4 race against my son's Yeti. Many rocks were banged, scraped and a lot of roll overs happened.
For the coating to come off, plastic has to come off, and plastic certainly did. My skid plate, A-arms and trailing arms are all cut / scraped up. The roll cage still looks great.
The only places the Cerakote left the chassis are where plastic was removed. So if you're not hitting hard enough to remove plastic, you're not hitting hard enough to remove the Cerakote.
I decided to run my UDR sans body in an Ultra 4 race against my son's Yeti. Many rocks were banged, scraped and a lot of roll overs happened.
For the coating to come off, plastic has to come off, and plastic certainly did. My skid plate, A-arms and trailing arms are all cut / scraped up. The roll cage still looks great.
The only places the Cerakote left the chassis are where plastic was removed. So if you're not hitting hard enough to remove plastic, you're not hitting hard enough to remove the Cerakote.
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