i was thinking of a bag with all white parts in like the brackets and end parts,
head body feets.so that you can paint your own robot,in color that you want.
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here some idea's i wil post as soon the robot are fully painted.am painting one ,
yellow and one blue.a awesome brand of paint is the motip.it dry's within 1 hour,
covers averything in one layer.here are some pics.the yellow is a diff brand,
sencys not very good.it takes 2 days and nights to dry.
When you said "bag" and "paint" my first though was "Shake'N Bake", which would probably be bad for painting, so I'm glad that was not your idea!
Did you have to prep the plastic before painting by doing any sanding to help the paint stick? I try to find a plastic spray paint and primer all in one and have good luck with it. But that craft spray looks pretty good Patrick!
When I made darth Vader, I first prepped the plastic with an etching primer. A very light coat of the etching primer before the paint. It seemed to hold up well.
here's the video for painting.aldo the parts are dry in about 20 to 30 minutes,
it would be good to let it harden for a day or so.you can assemble and calibrate the,
robot after 30 minutes.try not to overpaint the parts.the drying proces can be hard.
here some idea's i wil post as soon the robot are fully painted.am painting one , yellow and one blue.a awesome brand of paint is the motip.it dry's within 1 hour, covers averything in one layer.here are some pics.the yellow is a diff brand, sencys not very good.it takes 2 days and nights to dry.
blue excelent paint motip
yellow
When you said "bag" and "paint" my first though was "Shake'N Bake", which would probably be bad for painting, so I'm glad that was not your idea!
Did you have to prep the plastic before painting by doing any sanding to help the paint stick? I try to find a plastic spray paint and primer all in one and have good luck with it. But that craft spray looks pretty good Patrick!
Looks good Patrick!
When I made darth Vader, I first prepped the plastic with an etching primer. A very light coat of the etching primer before the paint. It seemed to hold up well.
i used pads from the farmacie chop to make the parts clean and paint it. it looks very good.hopes it stays on.
i will make a video tomorow how i painted and make the parts clean. these are the alcohol pads from the pharmacie store.you can clean the parts ,
Good job...and thanks for the info on the brand, one hour is very fast for drying! Nice!
hi mickey
it dry in about 30 min,but i take 1 hour for sure.
here's the video for painting.aldo the parts are dry in about 20 to 30 minutes, it would be good to let it harden for a day or so.you can assemble and calibrate the, robot after 30 minutes.try not to overpaint the parts.the drying proces can be hard.