did lil bit of serching but nothing i want

[jls24]

got a factory body , wanna remove that paint to put what i want on there without buyin a new body , everything iv serched has to do with mess ups and want to remove what the did .... i wanna remove the factory stuff any ideas

 

[Phins Fan]

Look at some of the older threads in this section. Guys talk about using brake fluid but that is for bodies that were painted at home. I would imagine it should work the same for a factory body but never done it so I couldnt say.

 

[alien13]

got a factory body , wanna remove that paint to put what i want on there without buyin a new body , everything iv serched has to do with mess ups and want to remove what the did .... i wanna remove the factory stuff any ideas

You're best off to buy a new body. Factory paint is about the hardest to remove without damaging the lexan.

 

[tmaxxfreek]

The factory paint is a PITA to get off, i tried it on an old tmaxx body and it ended up in the county landfill

 

[Greywolf74]

Yeah the silkscreen bodies from the factory have the paint baked into them or on to them if I'm not mistaken ans its practically impossible to remove completely without damaging the body.

Now if you have a body thats been painted you can take some steps to remove regular lexan paint but its still a PITA and would only recommend it in order to revive an old body thats a classic and discontinued.

 

[jls24]

prob paint the outside for now lol

 

[tmaxxfreek]

Paint the outside and Beat the Snot out of it!!!!!

 

[jls24]

it just an electric road race car .... no bashin for it cuz it can't

 

[Phins Fan]

Could do a nice color scheme and clearcoat it. The clearcoat will give it a nice shine and seeing as to how its an onroad the paint should last quite a while

 

[jls24]

gonna do it flat black with monster energy stickers on the sides and and a lime green skull on the hood and paint the spoiler lome green to .... how about that

 

[alpinehyperlite]

One cool thing about painting the outside, is the damage effect. What i would do is paint like a silver underneath a darker gray/black so as you rub/bash the paint off, the damage looks realistic to actual paint/body damage.