Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
Hi guys.
I have seen a lot of people painting their nylon bulkhead covers. What paints are people using that don't chip off easy?
I have seen a lot of people painting their nylon bulkhead covers. What paints are people using that don't chip off easy?
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Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
another aussie on the forum, welcome dude!!!
i have painted bulkhead caps in tamiya paint(non lexan) and it adhered very well. even used paint from super cheap also. best would propbably be epoxy or 2 pac, drop into a panel beater/paint shop and see if they are spraying a colour that week you like
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Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
Yeah I used Tamiya TS Flouro Paint BITD and its still stuck on lol.
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Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
If they're a light-colored nylon (I'm not familiar with Yokes), dying them with RIT dye or something similar would be more durable than painting them.
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Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
They are not nylon. This is why paint sticks well. BTW, do not boil (dying process) or put them in solvent to remove paint. = bad...
Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
ummm, Guilty!
I boiled my first set in dye. I forgot to keep them attached to the bulkheads and as you can see by the picture, the cap holes are a little way off.
I boiled my first set in dye. I forgot to keep them attached to the bulkheads and as you can see by the picture, the cap holes are a little way off.
Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
Update.
The Tamiya TS paint worked.
The rctech guys have seen these piccys already, but the paint came up very well. I am really happy with how it has stuck and gone on evenly. I just have to get my white parts back to white after a failed attempt to get them bright yellow.
The Tamiya TS paint worked.
The rctech guys have seen these piccys already, but the paint came up very well. I am really happy with how it has stuck and gone on evenly. I just have to get my white parts back to white after a failed attempt to get them bright yellow.
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Re: Painting Yz10 Nylon bulk head covers
hi bro its gary from the castle hill meet, had a ball speaking with you and your father, spotted the speed camera bus on the way home lol. your 870c was unreal! bet mario was a little jealious when he spotted it hey
see you at the next meet.

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