So sorry for my late reply. I think I would just use black/white markets. Maybe silver (for the black), but use the white markers where the black will go, and then the black markers where the white paint will go. Good luck!

LOL - I did this for a FB live group on facebook, not for youtube. Just sharing tips....

Greeting from the US Cass! Proline is usually pretty good, but here in the USA, I bet 75% of my paint is Createx. Or Vallejo is readily available overseas, so that might be the best way to go. Wicked line by createx is great too.

Hey Nico. If you do brush, best way to do it is 5-6 super light coats. Helps with keeping the mask more uniform As far as spraying, you will HAVE to have a different brush. I use an HVLP gun from Harbor Freight and costs $25 or so. You will also need a "normal size" airbrush hose, not the small hose we use for airbrushing as it can't output enough air to spray the thick mask.

Absolutely have to! When doing these videos, I usually don't wear one

So much fun to try!

Curious about this as well not sure most hobby rattle cans are not acrylic didn't think they'd mix well

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Thank you!@@MarcMcGurren

Lots of factors on that, as it depends on how thick you sprayed on the ambient temperature, but usually it can take around 5-10 hours to fully dry. The entire body should be translucent pink. If certain spots are opaque and a brighter pink, its not fully cured. Hope that helps

@@MarcMcGurren it does and it doesn't haha. I'm getting wildly different opinions on how long between coats. Some say spray the second coat just as the first tacks up. Others say wait 3+ days between coats. Then I have people saying 45-60 minutes. I'm spraying indoors, 70-72 degrees..no humidity

@@MikeyB-Rod I gotcha - plenty of ways to make it work. I do know Stefano (owner of Bitty Design) recommends it to fully cure before you spray the next one. Sometimes if its about half way cured and I know I won't need the body for a few days, I will go ahead and spray the next coat as I know I won't be touching that body for a bit, that will give it plenty of time to cure. Here is my usual process....spray a coat in the morning. In the event its sunny and nice outside, I will go place the bodies outside to let the sun help cure it. Right now in the winter, can't do that. So I just leave the bodies in my paint room. A box fan does help a little, but not a ton. From there, later that afternoon/evening, I will go spray the 2nd coat. By this time, the body should be 90% dry. Maybe a few spots aren't cured which is no biggie. But I spray that 2nd coat, let dry overnight, and *usually its cured by morning. I have had great success with this way, No matter how you do it, it all works. Just has to be fully cured and a thick enough coat to make it work

@@MarcMcGurren I appreciate you getting back to me. Glad to get all the tips I can, I've not sprayed any liquid mask before.

- thank you!

If its a lighter color flip change, I think black and white would be fine. The black is to back the color flip, so you should be fine to see the black markers as long as the main color isn't too dark

@@MarcMcGurren nice one thank you for the reply

Happy to help, and yes sir, that's my bad. Didn't realize until it was too late. I will do another one soon. This style is getting super popular, so I am sure I will be doing more soon

Thank you so much! I am glad they have helped. I am unsure of any KZfaq channels, but I am on a group on FB called "RC Paint Chat" and its a great place to learn from

Very popular and super fast

Thanks man!

Sorry for the late reply. And the HP-CS *Should be able to shoot out enough paint. What brand of paint are you using? PSI? It sounds like either (a) the paint is too thick (90% of all createx/wicked) paint should spray fine. PSI should be 30-40 for normal sprays (less for tight fades). I sometimes have to pull my needle back 1mm and lock it in, so the nozzle is a little bigger. The only other thing is the HP-CS's nozzle might need a good cleaning

30-40 PSI should be just right.

So sorry for late reply. I believe this is a 1.2 nozzle

Thanks for the feedback. As far as length of video, I totally understand, but I do this for fun and not looking to be youtube famous, just like helping folks when I can....so I just setup my phone, hit record, and then upload. This one is only 8 minutes, so I feel like its not long, goes through the steps, and breaks it down. To answer your questions: thickness - 2-3 medium coats. Put other coats on once the previous coat is fully dry (all parts of liquid mask are translucent and not opaque). Then once the last coat of mask is translucent, you can paint

Yes sir. 17.5 on high grip black carpet. Open mod is just stupid fast....a blast to watch, but no way I could drive one fast competitively