👉Ask!👈 I will try my best to answer all of your questions in time, if something is/was unclear. (Please make a separate comment, so that I get a notification) 🤍Community-Driven🤍 You are welcome to tell your story, tips & tricks, or challenges you've taken in painting Hot Wheels cars, so that other people may benefit from it as well. ⬆That said, if you find some info useful, please „up vote“ it, so that more people can see it 🧠Read the video description: I’ve made a list on all materials & tools for each level and how much you might pay for a single item. Note to 16:21 : All paint-coat numbers depend STRONGLY on the spray- or airbrush-paint you are using, as well as your spray-style. Some paints spray thicker, stronger, some other are very light and run easily if you throw thick coats on the surface. It's good for a starting point, but please experiment on that! Happy Customizing and have a great day!
@@tyerex5031 Everyone starts roughly at the same level, so everyone can do this, instantly. If you have already some experience in model building or something similar (like I did), it might be easier. But the most important step to take is just to start. It comes down on how passionate you are about it. Success is a matter of will. But like I said, you need to start! Basic stuff like spray painting out an can, wheel-swapping / lowering and detail painting can be learned quickly., just have fun!
@@Slav_Cream You can use 1.5mm to open it, but you wont fit a M2 screw into the post. You can just glue it back, or put it with no support back on. Depending on which side of the world you live (metrical / imperial System): you can use different screws with different available drill bits
Tips for cheap realistic seatbelts, You can fold stick a masking tapes into a seat belts. It does have a nice textile texture after painted. Have fun customizing, cheers
I can’t stress enough how amazing this video is. Thank you so much for putting out such an instructive and dynamic video. It is also great to see you appear in a video! Keep it up, love every upload.
@@themodelcarprojecthello, the best thing to do when painting is drilling the car’s bottom bc of the circle thingies And then use paint stripper Use sand paper and sand it a bit Add paint Add clear paint for layering or shininess if you want
Man... I know I'm late to the show... but you motivated finally getting that one Matchbox model car, that's missing so many details and has the wrong color... and fix it up, so it matches my old car, that I had to sell many years ago. Thank you so much!
Another important factor, the temperature of the spray can. The warmer it is, the finer the paint coming out of the nozzle. Also helps to get as much coverage with less paint, saving you money.
Thank you so much for your instructional, inspirational, and entertaining videos. I finished painting my first two cars this week. Not perfect at all, but super happy with the results.
Honestly man you are mature and wise above your years. LOVE IT. Thank you for putting this together and I hope this does you well financially this video as it is DESERVING!!!
Ich habe diesen Kanal heute gefunden weil ich meine alten (halb kaputten) hot wheels mahl ein Upgrade geben wollte diese videos sind sehr hilfreich von sehr guter Erklärung bis zu sehr gutem editing! Einfach top!! 🤙
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I'm at a level between 2 and 3, let's say. I don't have proper helping hands yet, but have some sticks with some helping hands like ends to grab the car. Double sided tape can be replaced for a "self loop" on a regular tape as well, if you don't want to spend extra. I just use the toilet paper carton without tape anyway, but it's a good idea to also do this. My advice to beginners especially, is to just have fun and don't think you need a lot of equipment to do this. And have patience as mentioned. You'll get better over time. Haven't done a custom in a while and didn't know about the compatibility between casting, primer, paints and clear coats. I actually had a car chip on its own at a very late stage. I thought it was maybe because I didn't wait enough for it to dry between layers, but maybe the primer is not right for the casting as well (but I have no way of knowing the material easily because it's not a Hot Wheels car). Either way, congrats on the video and thanks for sharing, bud! Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you for writing this, you address some important points and tips. You can easily go with a low budget, just start and learn. And if you like the hobby, you can step up your game. 👉To paint incompatibility: It's important that you do NOT apply different layers of different types of 1k paint (lacquer, enamel, acrylic). The safest way is to stay in one range, to prevent side effects. A general rule of thumb: You can put anything over lacquer, but nothing underneath it (lacquers are the "hottest" paints of all, they can destroy coats underneath). 👉With primers it's often a bit different, mostly because they are basically cocktail mixes, so even manufacturers don't say (or know?? ;D) what it is exactly. Usually you can put almost everything over them (this is what a good primer should provide). The key is to find one, where they explicitly say that you can use it for aluminium, brass, zinc (Die-Cast-Metal)... or experiment and gamble ;) Thank you too for watching and supporting!
@@themodelcarproject thanks for the thorough reply! I'll take another shot at the one that has chipped because it's a very special project for me (it's a 1:43 reproduction of my first car so I really want to have it done to display). I'll try again but with a better drying time for the primer itself and be patient. All in all, the key is to have fun and enjoy the process. All the best and thanks again for sharing all the knowledge ✨
if u dont have a thing to hold u can use binder clipsfor that i cant tell u in words how to position it, i would need to show a picture but u will get to it;) edit: i know nothing about customising hot wheels i just saw that on another yt channel bruh
For level 1, a branch snapped in half to make a smaller stick and tape on the end, attached to the bottom makes a good free holder, so you don't have to paint your own hand and makes it so you can paint the whole thing without having to hold on to it.
Tell me you are German without telling me you are German! You nailed it :D It's not just the perfection in your work, it's also the same perfection that is going into the production of your videos.
one thing is , if you want to use tamiya and other model focused primies on metal, use metal primers/prep first. tamiya has one in a brushed mini jar and it makes the real primer adhere better and would prevent it from chipping like we can see here
Very nice, lets gooo🤙Man, every time I post something, you always comment and at the same time one of the first. Heap thanks for your years of support🫶
Few tips from my time building models and used spraycans: Best was tamiya spraycans and if you heated them in warm wather you get even finer result. Because of small details on model cars, normal spraycans tends to lay too thick and details dissapear. But best is airbrush ofcourse
Thanks for sharing! Second that, especially if you paint on colder days, a warm can will perform better. Just make sure you dont get any water drops into the nozzle-spray area.... Tamiya makes very good paint indeed, I wont argue, just their primers are more platic-model focused. A tip to reduce the layer thickness on normal spray cans: use a low pressure flat cap. You will get finer results and the paint will lay down much nicer.
This is going to help because I am thinking of unboxing my mustang svo and spray painting it red so it looks like his old ford fairmont which dosent have a hotwheels yet!
I know I should probably finish the full video incase you already went over it, but what if I want to paint it by hand? I'm turning my Lancia Delta Integrale into the rally car version and I want to paint all the details on.
Thank You for very deep explaining! Dziękuję bardzo. I'm thinking about repainting my amiga cd32 computer , because original cover is in dark grey and catches dust instantly... All best in 2024
I am painting my nine hundred and eleventh Porsche, I will update messages in the future. Updated for the first time: I took off the paint after getting minor chemical burns, due to the fact that the gloves were torn. Now I'm going to cover the machine with soil, but due to the fact that I bought a bad "helping hand" it may not be successful. Updated for the second time: this morning I covered the body of the machine with soil. Because I'm going to rest tonight, I didn't do everything according to the instructions. But definitely thanks to the author for his video, I will use it. Updated for the third time: I glued the car. And it turned out as for a beginner - not bad, it seems to me. I am very happy with my first job, I hope it will become my favorite thing.
AMazing work!! Putting together all different prices for each level!! I send everyone from my IG to your youtube page when someone asks me how to lower a hot wheels. Great job and great video!!!
Its always best to strip the paint of then paint it as like brand new. The buffing is essential. The 3 step of painting make better result on the finish look.
Glad to hear! Yes absolutely that works as well. You can even buy color paint that has already gloss particles in it, so after the color coat you would be done without the need of a clear coat for a glossy finish. May want to look out for such a spray can, it's on you what you will find/ what you prefer
thanks for the tutorial I'm currently working on painting my Dodge Challenger SRT hellcat from blue to red or black i think I'm going for level 3 since i don't have a studio
Hi! Can u teach how to change 1$ hw cars wheels to premium wheels,(beginner guide) i tryed to learn but still confused how to do it. Example i opened under the car like 2:08 then we see long thing which holds (helps) to wheels, i saw on other creators that they brake that small thing but, then they dont show how they put it back. Also pls MORE BEGINNER GUIDE PLS I LIKE IT! srry for my not well english)
You can check out two of my videos on how to "stance" a HW car. Just skip the stance process in this case. In another video I show how I install monoblock wheels, which is basically what you want, just wheelswap: ruclips.net/video/JakwifAdfcI/видео.html I break "that small thing" off as well, usually the interior should hold the axle on 2 studs for each axle. You can put the car back together how you want. Gluing works, or add an M2 screw, or sometimes it just holds itself. Another budget option would be to put a tiny bit of double sided tape into the inside of one door. Then press the base with the interior back. Hope that helps
What a job…. Great to see how it’s really done. I would never do that because if my shaking hands, but I sub to your channel though to show you my support. Outstanding and very well explained video, that I shared to my contacts who were doing some custom diecast. Keep on the good work. Chely.
I was wondering if you could make a tutorial on how you model and 3d print some of the accessories you make for your cars ( like wheels and the pop headlights) because I’ve always wanted to make some but never knew how to
I noticed that you used (I'm guessing you did) the Montana Aluminum Primer on 6:18 is there a reason for that, and would the Montana Metal Primer provide the same results?
This does seem to be something impressive. Me having quite decent art potential myself. Though I don't feel one hundred percent sure I'd wanna to be doing this to any of the cars that I would have.
Thank you so much, this is the best explaining video that i ever watched; i have a question how you made your "helping hand"? again thank you, you really got talent.
Very glad that it helps! The helping hand is usually used to hold electronic parts while soldering. I just bought a few of them, they are like 5 bucks. The only modification I did is that I took of the magnifying glass and attached one arm to the joint where the glass has been. You can just grab HW cars much easier.
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👉Ask!👈
I will try my best to answer all of your questions in time, if something is/was unclear. (Please make a separate comment, so that I get a notification)
🤍Community-Driven🤍
You are welcome to tell your story, tips & tricks, or challenges you've taken in painting Hot Wheels cars, so that other people may benefit from it as well.
⬆That said, if you find some info useful, please „up vote“ it, so that more people can see it
🧠Read the video description: I’ve made a list on all materials & tools for each level and how much you might pay for a single item.
Note to 16:21 : All paint-coat numbers depend STRONGLY on the spray- or airbrush-paint you are using, as well as your spray-style. Some paints spray thicker, stronger, some other are very light and run easily if you throw thick coats on the surface. It's good for a starting point, but please experiment on that!
Happy Customizing and have a great day!
Wish I had the skill, just don't have the time. Always wanted a hot wheel customized to look like my car. How long did it take you to learn the skill?
My question: can i use a 1,5mm instead of the 1,8mm drill bit? The 1,8 is very hard to find (i never saw it) and i got a 1,5mm at home.
@@tyerex5031 Everyone starts roughly at the same level, so everyone can do this, instantly. If you have already some experience in model building or something similar (like I did), it might be easier. But the most important step to take is just to start. It comes down on how passionate you are about it. Success is a matter of will.
But like I said, you need to start! Basic stuff like spray painting out an can, wheel-swapping / lowering and detail painting can be learned quickly., just have fun!
@@Slav_Cream You can use 1.5mm to open it, but you wont fit a M2 screw into the post. You can just glue it back, or put it with no support back on. Depending on which side of the world you live (metrical / imperial System): you can use different screws with different available drill bits
How can i paint under the spoiler with spray can and without doing multiple layers at the back?
I’ve watched a ton of hot wheel creators and they’re great but the way you edit your videos and still make a dope car is next level!
Thanks a lot my man🤙
did u watched jakarta diecast project?
@@taufiknurdiansyah8595 yes. This is edited in a very creative way than just cuts/steps most channels do
Vc é um artista detalhista!parabéns e obrigado pelas dicas!!
Tips for cheap realistic seatbelts, You can fold stick a masking tapes into a seat belts. It does have a nice textile texture after painted. Have fun customizing, cheers
Nice tip, thanks for sharing🤙
I can’t stress enough how amazing this video is. Thank you so much for putting out such an instructive and dynamic video. It is also great to see you appear in a video! Keep it up, love every upload.
Heap thanks for your kind words my man, glad to hear that it's informative, yet still nice to watch. Thanks for your support🙌
@@themodelcarprojecthello, the best thing to do when painting is drilling the car’s bottom bc of the circle thingies
And then use paint stripper
Use sand paper and sand it a bit
Add paint
Add clear paint for layering or shininess if you want
Man... I know I'm late to the show... but you motivated finally getting that one Matchbox model car, that's missing so many details and has the wrong color... and fix it up, so it matches my old car, that I had to sell many years ago. Thank you so much!
You did it. And Im gad to hear the video helped out, thank you.
I just painted my first car
Which one is it
I just painted mine too, it had many bubbles and things
:D
Dope
Congrats! I hope to customize my fist diecast model soon!
Another important factor, the temperature of the spray can. The warmer it is, the finer the paint coming out of the nozzle. Also helps to get as much coverage with less paint, saving you money.
Good point! Especially for the flow characteristics
Thank you so much for your instructional, inspirational, and entertaining videos. I finished painting my first two cars this week. Not perfect at all, but super happy with the results.
Thank you, glad to inspire :D Well done, the most important thing is to have fun. Keep going!🤙
Pointers & expertise are much appreciated, with nice dose of humour!! 🔥👏
Heap thanks, very glad you liked it ;)
This is so well made! I'm gonna share it as much as I can to get you the views that you deserve!
Also so motivating.
Glad to hear that it resonates, thank you so much for your support my man, appreciate it a lot!🫶
Honestly man you are mature and wise above your years. LOVE IT. Thank you for putting this together and I hope this does you well financially this video as it is DESERVING!!!
Thanks a lot my man, appreciate your words! :D
holy moly, this is the best explanation how to custom hotwheels so far I've watched. Keep up the good work man!
Very glad to hear, this was my No.1 goal, thank you!
I customized my Lamborghini and it's perfect, keep up the wonderful work! I'm Brazilian and I can only thank you.
I watched some of this and got on with restoring one of my cars for a gift. Good video!
The car turned out mighty fine, I recommend using a clear coat too
Thank you, glad to hear!✌️
Ich habe diesen Kanal heute gefunden weil ich meine alten (halb kaputten) hot wheels mahl ein Upgrade geben wollte diese videos sind sehr hilfreich von sehr guter Erklärung bis zu sehr gutem editing! Einfach top!! 🤙
Vielen dank, freut mich zu hören dass das Video hilfreich ist! Viel Spass beim Umbau!
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I'm at a level between 2 and 3, let's say. I don't have proper helping hands yet, but have some sticks with some helping hands like ends to grab the car. Double sided tape can be replaced for a "self loop" on a regular tape as well, if you don't want to spend extra. I just use the toilet paper carton without tape anyway, but it's a good idea to also do this.
My advice to beginners especially, is to just have fun and don't think you need a lot of equipment to do this. And have patience as mentioned. You'll get better over time. Haven't done a custom in a while and didn't know about the compatibility between casting, primer, paints and clear coats. I actually had a car chip on its own at a very late stage. I thought it was maybe because I didn't wait enough for it to dry between layers, but maybe the primer is not right for the casting as well (but I have no way of knowing the material easily because it's not a Hot Wheels car).
Either way, congrats on the video and thanks for sharing, bud! Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you for writing this, you address some important points and tips. You can easily go with a low budget, just start and learn. And if you like the hobby, you can step up your game.
👉To paint incompatibility: It's important that you do NOT apply different layers of different types of 1k paint (lacquer, enamel, acrylic). The safest way is to stay in one range, to prevent side effects. A general rule of thumb: You can put anything over lacquer, but nothing underneath it (lacquers are the "hottest" paints of all, they can destroy coats underneath).
👉With primers it's often a bit different, mostly because they are basically cocktail mixes, so even manufacturers don't say (or know?? ;D) what it is exactly. Usually you can put almost everything over them (this is what a good primer should provide). The key is to find one, where they explicitly say that you can use it for aluminium, brass, zinc (Die-Cast-Metal)... or experiment and gamble ;)
Thank you too for watching and supporting!
@@themodelcarproject thanks for the thorough reply! I'll take another shot at the one that has chipped because it's a very special project for me (it's a 1:43 reproduction of my first car so I really want to have it done to display). I'll try again but with a better drying time for the primer itself and be patient.
All in all, the key is to have fun and enjoy the process. All the best and thanks again for sharing all the knowledge ✨
if u dont have a thing to hold u can use binder clipsfor that
i cant tell u in words how to position it, i would need to show a picture
but u will get to it;)
edit: i know nothing about customising hot wheels i just saw that on another yt channel bruh
For level 1, a branch snapped in half to make a smaller stick and tape on the end, attached to the bottom makes a good free holder, so you don't have to paint your own hand and makes it so you can paint the whole thing without having to hold on to it.
Bbq sticks work to some extend as well
Thank you for all the tips. Gonna paint my first car soon
Happy customizing!
Thanks!!!
With this tutorial I can now custom my hotwheels and my friends so they can pay me money to custom their hotwheels ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad to help ;D
Tell me you are German without telling me you are German! You nailed it :D It's not just the perfection in your work, it's also the same perfection that is going into the production of your videos.
Haha xD thanks my man!
Dude, your camera work and editing skills are waaaayyyyyyy better!
Thanks my man! :D
I've buy so many damage hotwheels, and I donno how to start until this video....and now I gonna be prepared for the project. Thanks! I subs👍
Thanks man, lucky to help🤙
this guy is amazing. I love how he responds to his fans
🤙
one thing is , if you want to use tamiya and other model focused primies on metal, use metal primers/prep first. tamiya has one in a brushed mini jar and it makes the real primer adhere better and would prevent it from chipping like we can see here
Thanks for the info, didn't know this. It requiers an extra step, but this is of course very useful if you already have a tamiya setup
Saving this one! Got some years of experience on spray painting, even tried with some of my models. Work to do this summer :)
Very nice, lets gooo🤙Man, every time I post something, you always comment and at the same time one of the first. Heap thanks for your years of support🫶
@@themodelcarproject thanks to you mate. We'll be around.
you just earned your self another sub, very nice job
Heap thanks!🤙
Few tips from my time building models and used spraycans: Best was tamiya spraycans and if you heated them in warm wather you get even finer result. Because of small details on model cars, normal spraycans tends to lay too thick and details dissapear. But best is airbrush ofcourse
Thanks for sharing! Second that, especially if you paint on colder days, a warm can will perform better. Just make sure you dont get any water drops into the nozzle-spray area.... Tamiya makes very good paint indeed, I wont argue, just their primers are more platic-model focused. A tip to reduce the layer thickness on normal spray cans: use a low pressure flat cap. You will get finer results and the paint will lay down much nicer.
This is going to help because I am thinking of unboxing my mustang svo and spray painting it red so it looks like his old ford fairmont which dosent have a hotwheels yet!
bro i love your humor, you have my sub
Amazing content! I'm going to make my first custom car this summer, so this will help me a lot!😀👍
Cool, glad to help, happy customizing! :D
@@themodelcarproject thank you!
Great vid as always
Thank you! And for your support as well :)
nice guide, the end results are amazing!
Good car you got there
HOLY CRAP THANK YOU, finally a video with great detail!!
Thanks man xD
1:01 level 1 IS the hardest one
your painting booth with what appeared to be an exhaust fan is so awesome.
You can buy them online, they are super handy (and necessary), when you are painting inside.
@themodelcarproject I'm going to look into them for sure. very cool channel, keep up the great work!
@@thatDUDEfromMAINE Thanks man!
This is magnificent and heavy weight job 👍
Thank you my man! :D
Super cool video. Visualy satisfying.
glad to hear, thanks!
Amazing video, it really shows what to do and what to expect at each level!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Schönes Video !
Der MX 5 sieht da echt geil aus......wirklich viel Mühe gemacht.
Danke dir!🤙
Thank you so much for your motivation...
I just painted a hotwheels honda civic custom with violet spray paint.
Once again, Thank you so much...
Dope! Very glad to hear.
I know I should probably finish the full video incase you already went over it, but what if I want to paint it by hand? I'm turning my Lancia Delta Integrale into the rally car version and I want to paint all the details on.
For sure, just try it out! Anything goes.
I love the tips for different experience levels!
Glad to hear mate
Congratulations for your awesome work, I cannot imagine how many hours between painting and editing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much! :D first time putting a lot of focus on the editing part, so yeah, quite a few hours invested. Glad that it was worth it ;D
I’ve been painting hot wheels ever since my first custom hot wheels car which was a few years ago. I take out an tire screw but one drill
Clean tutorial, i just love that laboratory! Thank you for sharing! 👍
Thank you very much :-) ✌
It help just in time for my "first" painted hotwheels, it's really helpful 👌 😅
finally new content after 8 months ive been waiting
Yesss, I hope the wait was worth it! ;D
Amazing work 😍😍 Thank you for inspiration ✨
Thank you!
Where did you get those pop ups for the miata? Love the videos as always!
I designed and 3d printed them myself, they will be available soon inside my online store: themodelcarproject.com
I like how u did the "levels" in this vid, big like for this 🔥
Thanks my man
Great video. I really appreciated the motivational tips at the end of your video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you🤙
Thank You for very deep explaining!
Dziękuję bardzo.
I'm thinking about repainting my amiga cd32 computer ,
because original cover is in dark grey and catches dust instantly...
All best in 2024
OMG HE POSTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeeeeeeesss finally after so much time xD Thanks for supporting me✌️
@@themodelcarproject All good keep grinding
Wow das mit dem bohren wusste ich nicht danke für das Video Grüsse aus Deutschland
I am painting my nine hundred and eleventh Porsche, I will update messages in the future.
Updated for the first time: I took off the paint after getting minor chemical burns, due to the fact that the gloves were torn. Now I'm going to cover the machine with soil, but due to the fact that I bought a bad "helping hand" it may not be successful.
Updated for the second time: this morning I covered the body of the machine with soil. Because I'm going to rest tonight, I didn't do everything according to the instructions. But definitely thanks to the author for his video, I will use it.
Updated for the third time: I glued the car. And it turned out as for a beginner - not bad, it seems to me. I am very happy with my first job, I hope it will become my favorite thing.
Nice! Nobody would ever tell me what kind of primer they use on other videos when I asked. Like its some big secret they didn't want to share
I just painted my ford mustung!! Thanks for your info❤❤😊😊
:)
AMazing work!! Putting together all different prices for each level!! I send everyone from my IG to your youtube page when someone asks me how to lower a hot wheels. Great job and great video!!!
Wow thats cool to hear, glad that the videos helps you and others. Thank you my mate✌️
Awesome work man 👍 what a cool hobby to get into..
Bro thank you for info extremely helpful can’t wait do my first custom and love the ending meaning motivating words
I'm very glad to hear that my man, thank you very much. Happy customizing!
Thank you so much for this. Very detailed
Thets the tutorial i needed, THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thanks! wonderfull video! Also nice Mustaches!
Haha thanks ;D
ahh also doch aus D :) habs mir schon beim Düsensatz und dem Festo Barometer gedacht. Sehr gutes Video, hab einiges mitgenommen 🖤
Natürlich! ;) Deutsche Produkte sind sehr willkommen im Hause. Danke, freut mich zu hören, dass es geholfen hat.
Another high quality tutorial 🔥
Thank you!🤙
Part of me want to pop my first car back open and re paint it but at the same time I want to keep it show myself how far I’ve come
Maaaan I feel you! xD But thats really why I keep it as it is. Rather concentrate on new projects, the old ones are done and belong to the past.
great motivation for the end part of video..thanks ive learn more with your video..
Thank you, glad to hear!✌️
Its always best to strip the paint of then paint it as like brand new. The buffing is essential. The 3 step of painting make better result on the finish look.
Great tips! Thanks for the good video.
You are welcome, thank you too
Dude is thorough. ✅
I loved the tutorial, my budget is between level 2 and level 3, so can i use the level 2 method but applying the gloss-clear coat?
Glad to hear! Yes absolutely that works as well. You can even buy color paint that has already gloss particles in it, so after the color coat you would be done without the need of a clear coat for a glossy finish. May want to look out for such a spray can, it's on you what you will find/ what you prefer
the alternative way is satisfying 😁😁
thanks for the tutorial I'm currently working on painting my Dodge Challenger SRT hellcat from blue to red or black i think I'm going for level 3 since i don't have a studio
Thank you bro for the tutorial, My third ever painted car is now drying and it looks great. If not you, i wouldn't paint anything
Im glad it helped, thank you!
@@themodelcarproject Also should the paint come off when i just
run it over with fingernail? Car that i painted 3 months ago has this issue
I didnt put the clearcoat. May it be the reason why?
Thanks bro, this video is very useful, i want to change the paint on my hotwheels
Love this watched few times 😊
The presentation video edit is 🔥. Nice cars dude!
Heap thanks my mate! :D
That Mr.bean part though 😅also real good tips i subscribed
I learn a lot from this even i do paint for model kits. Thank you so much man 👍✨
Glad to hear!
do you have a link the helping hand you used? or anything that may help, thanks
No links, but it's called "third hand" or "soldering aid"
As extra step you could make the lines of the hood, trunk etc with tamya wast black to create deep
absolutely fantastic video 👍
Nederlands? Goed gedaan! Dank je voor de informatie. ❤
No, Germany! However I still could understand what you are saying, the words themselves are a bit similar ;D
Thanks for so useful and enjoyable video
glad to hear, thanks!
Hi! Can u teach how to change 1$ hw cars wheels to premium wheels,(beginner guide) i tryed to learn but still confused how to do it. Example i opened under the car like 2:08 then we see long thing which holds (helps) to wheels, i saw on other creators that they brake that small thing but, then they dont show how they put it back. Also pls MORE BEGINNER GUIDE PLS I LIKE IT!
srry for my not well english)
I think they just glue it in
You can check out two of my videos on how to "stance" a HW car. Just skip the stance process in this case. In another video I show how I install monoblock wheels, which is basically what you want, just wheelswap: ruclips.net/video/JakwifAdfcI/видео.html
I break "that small thing" off as well, usually the interior should hold the axle on 2 studs for each axle.
You can put the car back together how you want. Gluing works, or add an M2 screw, or sometimes it just holds itself. Another budget option would be to put a tiny bit of double sided tape into the inside of one door. Then press the base with the interior back.
Hope that helps
@@themodelcarproject thanks! i will try that!
Thx I just painted my first car👍😀
Glad to hear it helped!
I think you just introduced me to my next hobby
Great tips. Got ya shared on our socials!
Thank you for your support💪
What a job…. Great to see how it’s really done. I would never do that because if my shaking hands, but I sub to your channel though to show you my support. Outstanding and very well explained video, that I shared to my contacts who were doing some custom diecast. Keep on the good work. Chely.
Thank you very much, appreciate your support! :D
I was wondering if you could make a tutorial on how you model and 3d print some of the accessories you make for your cars ( like wheels and the pop headlights) because I’ve always wanted to make some but never knew how to
Noted!
What type of paint stripper is that? 😊
You can also use a Black sharpie to make a carbon fiber hood
Just test it out and see for yourself.
He’s back!
Yeyeyye thank you for your support🤙
I noticed that you used (I'm guessing you did) the Montana Aluminum Primer on 6:18 is there a reason for that, and would the Montana Metal Primer provide the same results?
Great video brother. 🔥
Thank you✌️
This does seem to be something impressive. Me having quite decent art potential myself. Though I don't feel one hundred percent sure I'd wanna to be doing this to any of the cars that I would have.
Just try it out and you will know!
Thank you so much, this is the best explaining video that i ever watched; i have a question how you made your "helping hand"?
again thank you, you really got talent.
Very glad that it helps! The helping hand is usually used to hold electronic parts while soldering. I just bought a few of them, they are like 5 bucks. The only modification I did is that I took of the magnifying glass and attached one arm to the joint where the glass has been. You can just grab HW cars much easier.
@@themodelcarproject thank you for answering!!! I really need one of those 😅.
Have a nice day, I can’t wait for your next video jejejeje
wow very very nice! thank for help me!
Very good information