Why RIP, tell me he didn't pass away. I really enjoyed watching this guy.

@@ericviger4984 He unfortunately lost his battle to Covid19

Oooo nooooo RIP BRO, it's a very awful virus ... U will be missed😣

I just found out he passed away. Sad rip Charlie.

he released a follow up like every 6 months. lol i don't know why the videos are so far apart.

✌🏻😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿I hope you don’t mind but I have questions about Matt clear - Q1. If I spray Matt clear on the inside of the body before I apply colours, will it still work? Q2. Can I mix proline Matt clear into other proline paint to make it Matt paint? (if you can’t mix it with certain colours/paints. Please specify which ones) & if yes - Q3. what ratio of paint to Matt clear should I use to get the same effect? Q4. I purchased ALL sets of airbrush paint but am I missing anything that’s not included within the paint sets?

@@THEMASKEDMASTER ... look bro... Jk i was just rewatching this bud

@@LittleTimmyPool 😂. You are obsessed like me. They didn’t answer me here but they have in another comment or video. If I remember correctly I asked more than once. Don’t know for certain but I’m pretty sure I have watched every single rc painting video on KZfaq now. I need you to go and paint something then post a detailed video so I have a new one to watch 😂

@@THEMASKEDMASTER lmao Right dude!! Same way here! I'm trying to find a way to matte the color on the inside instead of the typical outside technique, I'll keep you posted!

@@LittleTimmyPool you can mix the Matt clear in with the paint. The more you add the more Matt it will look. The problem is that lexan gives it a glossy finish anyway because of its surface. Unfortunately the Matt is more effective if it’s sprayed on the outside to dull its surface but if you figure out a way of making it happen on the inside let me know 👍🏻

You work in reverse order to regular painting so actuality is you would paint black first, back it with white, silver, black etc and then your lime green with white or silver. The brighter the backing color the more vibrant the intended color becomes.

Hi @RC Masked Master, Here is a direct response from our Head of Graphics and Paint. Q1 - Spraying the inside of the body with the Matte Clear is for after painting only as a final coat. It is adding another layer to help with scratch protection and most important fuel resistance if that is the application (1:8 Buggy). To get the matte finish you would need to spray the outside of the body after removing the protective film. This way when a hard scratch happens it is only a clear scratch. Also you can reduce the Matte Clear about 5-10% and spray medium coats (not wet flow coats). Q2 - You can mix the matte clear with all colors (except candy) to make a matte color to spray on the outside that will have a better mar resistance than painting straight from the bottle. This is what I do to spray the matte black details on fenders, beds and windows. Q3 - You can mix it in any ratio but I've mixed the flat black at 50/50. Our paint dries to a satin finish so adding more Matte Clear to the paint will have more of a matte finish. Q4 - Some of the sets have duplicate colors (i.e.- Secondary set has a Pearl Blue and so does the All Pearl set). On the paint product pages there is a full color chart pdf for reference. There are 8 colors that are not included in the sets if you are wanting to complete the full line of Pro-Line paints (6325-10 Slate Blue, 6325-11 Heritage Blue, 6325-15 Sting Yellow, 6327-04 Pearl Black, 6328-06 Fluo. Pink, 6328-07 Fluo. Tangerine, 6328-08 Fluo. Aqua, 6329-05 Window Tint) We hope this answers your question, Thanks for your interest and support!

Hi @Jonny Crash, All of them will work. The .35mm might need a little reducer in the paint to get the flow you like. All our paints are ready to use out of the bottle with the .5mm, and may be reduced 5-10%. We hope this answers your question, Thanks for your interest and support!

@@ProLineRacingYT thanks a bunch!

Hi @Jonny Crash, Here is a direct response from our R&D team: They do spray direct from the bottle with a .5mm tip. If you are in a cold climate it might not spray as nicely as it should. Just a couple drops of reducer in the cup is all you need if it is not spraying to your liking. Spray with the .5mm for general color coating at about 30-40psi and adjust as needed. All of our color sample bodies on the website were sprayed without reducer. We hope this answers your question, Thanks for your interest and support!

@@ProLineRacingYT fortunately my studio is climate controlled. I guess I'll go ahead and order the whole set. Thanks a bunch for the reply.

Hi @dooronron69, You should not need to reduce using a .5mm tip, but if you do, use the Paint Reducer at 5-10% (few drops stirred into the cup). Do not use water to reduce. Also over reduction will change the properties of the paint causing lack of performance and adhesion. We hope this helps answer your question, Thanks for your interest and support!

@@ProLineRacingYT Thankyou for your reply, I've only just started using Pro-line paints but think it's going to be my goto paint from now on, love the quality and range. 😊😊😊😊

Hi @Salsbury Pat, This answer come direct from our in house painter and paint designer: You will need to apply the paint in light/medium coats (not dusting - dries before hitting the body, or heavy wet saturation coat - too wet and creates a skin on top not allowing paint that has contact with body to bond properly). Dry with air only in between coats. Candy colors will get darker after each coat is applied. if sprayed candy heavy coats for first coat it cannot bond properly. It takes multiple light/medium coats to properly - 4 is about minumum. Paint does take about 48hrs to fully cure and bond to the polycarbonate. We hope this helps answer your question, Thanks for your interest and support!

Hi @shezza989, Yes you can! 👍

I use createx and never have a problem.

Are you talking about Createx Auto Air Candies?

Is your air filtered good?

@@hoodratrc Yeah, I have a Master TC40T compressor with tank, also have a Kobalt Quiet tech 26 Gallon compressor with regulator and moisture trap. I use the Kobalt for 1/8 bodies and the Master for 1/10 bodies and have no leaks on either compressor

Candies have to build color over many, many, MANY, light layers. If you drop a layer too wet the surface tension in the paint causes it to form bumps. Your first 2-3 layers you won't even really be able to tell there is paint on the body, that light. Like, if I'm using Blood Red Candy it probably takes close to 15 coats light coats to build a deep red. If you try to create that in only 3-4 coats, it won't lay right.

Ink is often used for print work, re-touching photos etc