I know others have done this on video. I remember I learned from watching Sol. But with new people I figured it would be good to bring it up again. Did you see Quirky's comment? He removed the tampos with an eraser! That requires elbow grease.

@@xltoffroadbear I saw the comment....it must have taken so much effort!

Try it on a casting you don't love first. I always try new things on cars I don't mind messing up. Also I think it dulls the paint a little. But I've done it on several models after seeing this on Sol's Diecast Odyssey . 2AHD cat says the cheap dry erase markers don't work as well? I had tried nail polish remover before and this works easier.

I learned from Sol's Diecast Odyssey it's not too hard. Try it out

Thanks Kibbo! I learned this from watching Sol. I figured new diecast folks would appreciate seeing it on video.

thank you...🙏🏻

Yep, it's a good trick. I learned from Sol of Sol's Diecast Odyssey

Thanks Alex! I'm practicing. I don't think I'll ever be as good as you with the fine detail paint!

Use QUALITY dry erase markers. The cheap ones will mess up the paint or not work well

It works fairly well. I should have said on video that it doesn't work as well on white cars!

Thanks. Great info. Already have one or 2 cars in mind to try it out on

Thanks! I figured I would pass on what I learned from Sol. You, David and Tiz sort of pushed me into customs. I'm working on a few now. What's your favorite of the "Big 3" Ford, GM or Mopar? Obviously I'm obsessed with Ford.

@@xltoffroadbear Ford without a doubt.

Thank you too!

Yeah, and I think the orange works better than blue?

Aurele, now that's "old school" using an eraser ;) And making an "art car" is making lemonade our of lemons! Great way to turn it around!

@@xltoffroadbear at least my old school technique work on white 😊

Yep I watched Sol do it and have done it several times. It works ok.

@@xltoffroadbear AS LONG AS they are QUALITY dry erase markers like the Bics You use (trust me)