Diegoboy's Stretch Renegade rigger

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  • bigpapa
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    sweet, you the man danny, rembrant jr, looks awsome my freind luv the colors !!!!!!!

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  • Diegoboy
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    Okay, Here's the update...
    I got some black pin-striping from good ol' Pep Boys. I cut it lengthwise down the middle (as I only wanted one stripe). I placed the stripe on the seams where the two colors meet.
    Note, the part where it folds over to the top (near the rear hatch) I knew taping the hatch may pull the pin-striping off, so I put down the double (uncut) pin-stripe for this section. Then used a black sharpie to color inside the center (between the 2 stripes) and peeled off the pin-stripe. Now the tape will not peel this off.





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  • bigpapa
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    use duplicolor auto paint and clear in a can works awsome !!!!!!! slick too
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  • Diegoboy
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    Originally posted by domwilson View Post
    Came out pretty good. That blue and yellow looks really good on that rigger. Can't wait to see some vids.
    Thanks!


    Originally posted by sailr View Post
    Man I'm with ya on that. I recently painted a hull with Krylon. Let it cure for 48 hours, and then cleared it with the SAME series of Krylon and it ate the crap out of the paint! I've about given up on rattle cans! The only clear I have found that seems to work is the tiny overpriced Testors Model Masters clear. It takes at least two of the $7 cans to clear a boat and then then it yellows really bad.

    The next time I'm gonna try the $1 cans from the dollar store if they have a clear! Haha.
    My issue was it made it duller than with no clear because the clear clouded up.


    Originally posted by Flying Scotsman View Post
    I have said it many times before I use expensive Tamiya TS paint and primers and no clear. No problems with 8 boats and easy to fix scratches etc. That paint is a synthetic lacquer. For rattle cans it is pretty darn good.
    Danny, I feel for you as I had a similar experience with Krylon.

    Douggie
    I would have used that, but I had to use what I ahd laying around the house.


    Originally posted by 6S HYDRO View Post
    You gotta try the krylon triple thick glaze/ clear. Its the best. Look for it in the craft section, goes on 3 times as thick with no ill effects to krylon reg. Paint and wet sands and buffs out perfect. Also it comes in the big can so you only need 1
    I've never seen that stuff. Do you have a link to it's specs?

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  • sailr
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    I think the issue with the two part automotive paints for most of us is number one, the cost. Number two, the right equipment. Number three the safety precautions needed. Number four the environment to spray them in.

    Other than that they're great!

    Originally posted by CornelP View Post
    Come on guys, try the professional automotive two component! No worries with that. And it will NOT turn yellow...

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  • sailr
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    Thanks! I'll look for it. Good tip!

    Originally posted by 6S HYDRO View Post
    You gotta try the krylon triple thick glaze/ clear. Its the best. Look for it in the craft section, goes on 3 times as thick with no ill effects to krylon reg. Paint and wet sands and buffs out perfect. Also it comes in the big can so you only need 1

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  • 6S HYDRO
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    I also use tamiya paints as base- but i use the regular ps stuff for lexan than clear it with the triple thick clear. The tips on the tamiya paints are the best. Awsome spray

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  • 6S HYDRO
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    You gotta try the krylon triple thick glaze/ clear. Its the best. Look for it in the craft section, goes on 3 times as thick with no ill effects to krylon reg. Paint and wet sands and buffs out perfect. Also it comes in the big can so you only need 1

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  • Flying Scotsman
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    I have said it many times before I use expensive Tamiya TS paint and primers and no clear. No problems with 8 boats and easy to fix scratches etc. That paint is a synthetic lacquer. For rattle cans it is pretty darn good.
    Danny, I feel for you as I had a similar experience with Krylon.

    Douggie

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  • CornelP
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    Come on guys, try the professional automotive two component! No worries with that. And it will NOT turn yellow...

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  • sailr
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    Man I'm with ya on that. I recently painted a hull with Krylon. Let it cure for 48 hours, and then cleared it with the SAME series of Krylon and it ate the crap out of the paint! I've about given up on rattle cans! The only clear I have found that seems to work is the tiny overpriced Testors Model Masters clear. It takes at least two of the $7 cans to clear a boat and then then it yellows really bad.

    The next time I'm gonna try the $1 cans from the dollar store if they have a clear! Haha.

    Originally posted by Diegoboy View Post
    With the bad time I had clearing another hull. I decided not to clear this one... YET

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  • Diegoboy
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    ...for the guests that can't view attachments, Here ya go.





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  • domwilson
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    Came out pretty good. That blue and yellow looks really good on that rigger. Can't wait to see some vids.

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  • Diegoboy
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    Thanks guys.

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  • Rumdog
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    Sweeeeet!!

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