No, I Don't Pre Wash My Model Car Kits & Bench Update Ep.379
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Why should I? Bench update on my 68 GTO NHRA Super Stock Drag Car.
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Welcome back Luka. From age 7 until now, I have never washed a car body. Never had a problem. And I am 68 now.
Me 2. 68. Not a car wash attendant. But then the other day my 40 Willys pickup I painted with Rustoleum 2x gloss white over same brand primer. Came out like acoustical ceiling. So it went into the purple pond of Super Clean. Then scrubbed and rinsed then sanded. Yeah, I clean off sanding dust or mud. I reprised with Tamiya and Tamiya gloss white. Came out pretty fair. But do I normally precast? Nah.
Sometimes I’ll rinse a body to get sanding dust off, but that’s it. I don’t wash parts. And I also use rattle can automotive primer for almost everything.
Same on the sanding and rinsing. Never washed a body. I use rattle can tamiya primer.
@@Crazyscalemodels Love Tamiya rattle can paint and primer!
I use the Tamiya brand primers. I've had good luck with these, and using the Tamiya brand spray lacquers.
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Have miss YOU. Good you geting better 😊 Love your videos 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you so much!!
Off to a nice start. Now put it back in the box! lol. Nice optional grille by Iceman.
That's the plan! 😆
The only thing I do that's different from your approach is I wipe the body down with rubbing alcohol. Great video, Matt!! I'm glad to see you're feeling better and at the bench!!
I work in a injection mold factory. We do use a silicone mold release but usually only on start ups from change over to make it easier to clean incase the mold gets "flooded" on start up. Bad process techs will spray the heck out off it if they can't get the parts to release correctly. So it's far and few between but be careful.
you at least sounding better Matt. don't get too wore out til you're fully recovered.
Thanks. Yep, getting better.
Will be a cool build! 👍👍
Thanks!😃
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Good to see you back. Like you I don't Wash my parts either. Never had a problem.
Glad to hear and see you are recovering.
Thanks Bud!
Have a great build. I look forward to the sequel.
Coming soon!
Great information. Can't wait to see it finished
It's looking great, Matt, glad you're feeling better ✌️😊
Thanks 👍
glad you are feeling better
Glad your feeling better kinda missed your videos. I've been modeling since 1966 (12 YO) and I "Never" washed my models, I did do a little prep work like scuffing and priming before final painting on larger parts (body chassis etc). I learned about painting from my Grandfather who had a body shop, who was my initial inspiration in eventually becoming a Auto Mechanic. Every Model I paint is like a tribute to him in my mind. Modeling has been such a joy and it's so much "Fun" Which is why we all do it!
I’m so glad you are putting out videos again, especially a Pontiac video!
I rarely wash any parts unless I've had to strip paint. I just sand with 1200 grit paper and wipe it down with a little alcohol. It's worked for me for over 40 years. I also prime everything prior to painting.
Its been awhile ,good to see you're getting better. Seen some shows with BG ,but you weren't seen , 🤔 figured you were sick .🎸👍
This is going to be a cool build for sure looking forward to seeing the next update thanks enjoyed.
Good that you told this from the angle of how you do it and why. There are videos that tells how people should do something and that bugs me. I don't prewash the body, because they always require some sanding, and sometimes filling. Putty leaves some nasty dust. So washing sanding dust is highly recommended, or that's how I do it.
You are right, I have never washed my parts , I also wet sand and prime a few times so really no difference.
Looking good, thanks for the building tips
thanks for the video!
I’m a product of the late 60’s, grew up in the 70’s, cut my teeth in the 80’s and partied in the 90’s always loved the look of big fat tires on the rear with the rear raised up.
I dont ever really clean anything. I usually do primer gets the paint to stick better. I dont really care do much about the turn out on the body. I like all the building and the figuring out things to get the look I want. I did comment on your Facebook post. That thing is gonna be awsome!!!
Do you have any ideas how to straighten a promotional model
@@user-pu3iz1ml6c heat it with a hair dryer that can help straighten parts out
Woooo Hoooo!!!
Now we have some crap to watch.
I recently started washing just the body, been having random issues with new plastic and newer products.
As for me I always wash all my parts in warm soapy H2O . Evan Tamiya washes all their parts prior to packaging ! You can feel how squeaky clean the plastic is and just elminates a possible paint problem down the road ! I guess it just comes down to a personal preferance. Cool watching your channel as always !
Nice job. I always appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience. Dig the tip about painting chrome parts. Keep up the good work!
Welcome back Luka!!!! Love your GTO project! About cleaning bodies, firstly, I do wash them but everything else, I don't! I'm like you with the chrome, i never strip chrome and even on most bumpers depending on the car I'm building. I scrape some parting lines on the chrome components, prime and paint over the item(s) Good to see you again!!! Get well!!
Thank you
I like the stance you created!
Deffo Supertricks as apposed to Centerline Auto Drags, Cennas have more studs and a concave dish on the rears while ST's are convex and I think the slicks and the way it sits is accurate to many of the day, If you've ever read a drag racing magazine from the time you'dve seen all kinds of builds and sizes, basically many built what they could so yea killa build
If it ain't broke, don't fix it! Great video 👍
I wash. I use the Donn Yost method and always get the ultimate finish. First time with his instruction i got the best finish ever.
Looking great LC! I’m digging this for sure! I have my Iceman open headlight grille assembly stowed away for when I get to mine.
Can’t wait to see how this turns out!
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Oh cool. You got one. Nice stuff.
Great video. Looking forward to seeing it finished. I've use the grill on one of my builds. Really great product.
Glad you like it
Honestly I think you should do a video where you answer every standard model car question that comes up like the most common ones like. Dose every build need to use 2k clear. Dose every build need to look like a show car built for sema? Out of Las Vegas. Do you always have to wash parts on newer kits?
If you're sanding the body you get any mold release off the car. Washing is for folks who paint the body pretty much straight out of the box.
Being sick can be a real downer. Nice that you're feeling better again. Doing it the right way, is whatever works for you. The only wrong way to do something, Is if it doesn't work the way you want. I lowered the front end of a '57 Fairlane, simply by swapping the pins, right to left side. This one was built in 1978. Still looks good. The slicks on the rear, are from the early '60s AMT kits. The old school 700x15s.and it wears old Full moon hubcaps.
Great to have you back. Like where you’re going with this. Love the old super stockers and Pontiacs.
I hear that.
Cool bench racing! Love these planning sessions you have. Gives me ideas.Great
I agree with many modelers, after sanding and knocking of dust and wiping with cleaner or alcohol it has been cleaned enough. I think 🤔
Has anyone mentioned that every kit manufacturer says to wash the stuff first.
Sanding first can force the mold release into the styrene, sanding it doesn't necessarily remove it.
I've never had issues.🤷
The proper way to prep a model is this. Soak in super clean for 6 hours, then wash in dawn making sure you lose at least one small part down the drain. After that, while your getting ready for paint, eat some some chicken wings and Cheetos. 😂 but seriously, I’m glad you feeling better and getting some good bench time. Keep up the good work!
Great tip! 😆
Great video! No wonder you don't pre-wash your models because that sanding prep does a lot more than washing the model.
My point.😁
I know that you know there is a pontiac 400 in the monogram 69 judge😊
Man I love a Super Stock drag car!!!
The best!
I always wash the bodies before primer and paint.
I've been washing my kits for quite a few years. The other thing that ive started doing the last 5 years or so is priming the body parts. Thanks for the priming info. It's nice wacthing you guy's for different idea's. 👍👀 i actually have question. Do you know of a company that sells "vinyl tires" and rims ? There was a company called " American Satco " that sold vinyl tires, but they dont come up anymore. Unless they change there name ??? Thanks
American Satco went away in the late 90s. Unfortunately. No one took over.
Do you warm your spray before using .a friend of mine puts his in a food dehydrator for a while .
Only if the can is really cold. I just let it sit in a bowl of warm water.
neither do I. Waste of time washing and then drying
That looks more like a 68 GTO to me!
Probably because it is.
I wash them after sanding. I just don't need the specs showing up.
Who makes the sanding sponges you are using?
Norton. I got them from an automotive paint supply store.
I seen a guy out in Arizona that throws everything in box and shakes it. Beautiful model comes out. I think you know him. 😏 😅😂
Not CHUCK!!
Not chuck chuck just builds Crap!
I wash every kit I open up! And bang off loose droplets of water, allowing to air dry. And I let bagged tires gas off out of sealed bags. Every step counts for a great finish on your models. Especially bodies! Why chance it?
It will be coming back soon. I will make an announcement
Ok now,, Here's one fer ya... What can I use to strip testors brush paint . Now it's interior parts not body.... An I'm asking on my own behalf.lol.these kits iv got, there ones pop's an my self built years past. he's now since past.So it's some thing me an mine are going to undo an redo. So if ya please Luca ?,or any one that knows ????
It's pointless to wash if you're going to sand/scuff anyway. Sanding is cleaning and more thoroughly. Model on, bro!
I’ve never washed my model ever! 😂
Whose model car video channel did I stumble into here? And what did you do with Luka? Totally different voice. Maybe I missed something in a video while I was in the hospital?
Right? It's my newer, sexier voice.
Yeah, that car body you have there is not a 67 Chevelle!
You should try watching the full video and pay attention to what is said before you make comments. Make you look bad.
?? LOL?? That's Your Opinion. I Watched Videos of Injection Molding Model Kits It Showed Molds Sprayed With Release Agent then Mold Have Going Together & Plastic Infected into Molds
Wait you do not wash your models ..... Well I beg to differ as soon as you sand with said soft pad and wet sand.. ding ding your are washing since your not going to leave the sanding residue on the model... You may not go over and put it in dawn in the beginning... But you are acheiving the same thing when you wet sand... And I bet you give it a final wipe just before paint... There's more than one way to skin a model to each their own... Me its soft scrub and then sand... Then soft scrub to get and over all finish... the soft scrub leaves a better than 1k grit finish that primer and paint love to stick too... The reason why they use a simlar product on abs bumpers on full size cars... It more important what kind of sealer and paint you use as there are an infinte amount of chemical reactions that can happen when we as modellers start mixing and matching paint products on our models... From crazing to full on cracking I have seen over time... Even on diecast models I've seen paint flake off... I'd like to see you address this issue in the model car world not many people seem to want to share their paint failures that happen over long periods of time.
Another “controversial” topic that some people will lose their minds over. 😅
Nice. 😂
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