Post by Nitrotc3drifter on Dec 16, 2004 18:33:17 GMT -6
want a good lookin paintjob, but have the art skills of a fish or just no time, well youre saved!!!! ;D
i just got the"flyby" pro-line FlipSide graphics for my Project Nitro tc3 drifter, and i really really like them, here are some pros and cons about them, followed by instructions on applying them:
PROS: look great, make a kick a$$ paintjob alot easier, pre-cut, thick and durable, stuck really well (no peeling off in a week), and come in 5 different designs such as: firestorm, gambler,invader, razor, and my personal favorite "flyby" also 3 of the 5 come in two different color schemes.
CONS: well, certain graphics only work well on certain types of cars, but the pack has a scale to tell you what graphics work well with what type of body
directions: well the directions on them say to peel them off and stick them on, but i find it 1,000 times easier to spray the inside of the body with a light coating of windex, this way you can slide them around if you want to move it a little after placing it down. then with a credit card (or something similar) smooth out all of the bubbles, let the windex dry for a few hours (preferably overnight, and then wash the body out and let airdry (or dry with a lint free towel) and choose a base color and paint your body
conclusion: all in all a great product makes a great looking body really easy to make.
i will have pics of the finished product as soon as i can borrow my grandfathers digital camera again.
i just got the"flyby" pro-line FlipSide graphics for my Project Nitro tc3 drifter, and i really really like them, here are some pros and cons about them, followed by instructions on applying them:
PROS: look great, make a kick a$$ paintjob alot easier, pre-cut, thick and durable, stuck really well (no peeling off in a week), and come in 5 different designs such as: firestorm, gambler,invader, razor, and my personal favorite "flyby" also 3 of the 5 come in two different color schemes.
CONS: well, certain graphics only work well on certain types of cars, but the pack has a scale to tell you what graphics work well with what type of body
directions: well the directions on them say to peel them off and stick them on, but i find it 1,000 times easier to spray the inside of the body with a light coating of windex, this way you can slide them around if you want to move it a little after placing it down. then with a credit card (or something similar) smooth out all of the bubbles, let the windex dry for a few hours (preferably overnight, and then wash the body out and let airdry (or dry with a lint free towel) and choose a base color and paint your body
conclusion: all in all a great product makes a great looking body really easy to make.
i will have pics of the finished product as soon as i can borrow my grandfathers digital camera again.
