taillights
Joined: May 2005
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RE: taillights
ORIGINAL: tvanwinklehome
I'll run by Walmart tomorrow.... Maybe they do stock em. The last time I purchased that stuff was 6-8 years ago.
TVW
I'll run by Walmart tomorrow.... Maybe they do stock em. The last time I purchased that stuff was 6-8 years ago.
TVW
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 3,221
RE: taillights
Another thing you can do is use paint from your local hobby shop. I believe it's made by Testors, but only get the candy colors as they are transparent. Finish that off with a coat or two of clear and you'll be good to go
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 525
RE: taillights
right....some spray paint of corrosive to plastics....so it will damage the tails..make sure that the paint is safe for plastics...model paint would be so. the clear coat will make it shinier, but mine are not cleared. i have seen a guy use regular spray paint, but it is very important that you put on very thin layers..
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 3,221
RE: taillights
ORIGINAL: Patrick
right....some spray paint of corrosive to plastics....so it will damage the tails..make sure that the paint is safe for plastics...model paint would be so. the clear coat will make it shinier, but mine are not cleared. i have seen a guy use regular spray paint, but it is very important that you put on very thin layers..
right....some spray paint of corrosive to plastics....so it will damage the tails..make sure that the paint is safe for plastics...model paint would be so. the clear coat will make it shinier, but mine are not cleared. i have seen a guy use regular spray paint, but it is very important that you put on very thin layers..
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 3,221
RE: taillights
ORIGINAL: Patrick
gotcha...i dont think that any testors paint could hurt plastic, but do you think that itll hold up to the elements?
gotcha...i dont think that any testors paint could hurt plastic, but do you think that itll hold up to the elements?
