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Painters Needed
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It's not that hard. You only want a 2 color paint scheme. It can be done with patience and masking tape. Painting is the easy part (with spray paint designed for lexan available at your lhs), you just need to be patient with doing the cut-outs for the wheel wells, holes and cutting away of excess parts.
The silver and blue body on my NTC3 was the first one I painted. As I said, it's not that hard. You only need to go to airbrushing when doing more ornate designs like flames and logos. For a simple design like your describing, save yourself the money, gain the experience and satisfaction by doing it yourself.
The silver and blue body on my NTC3 was the first one I painted. As I said, it's not that hard. You only need to go to airbrushing when doing more ornate designs like flames and logos. For a simple design like your describing, save yourself the money, gain the experience and satisfaction by doing it yourself.
Digital Liquid
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Yeah, I agree w/ Diver. Do it yourself! Are you going to keep shelling out $$$ every time you want a new body? Because that one won't last you forever. Something 2 think about.
Now, if it is going to be a show body, then that is a different situation. Go ahead & get it done professionally if you plan to show.
Later...:beer: :beer: :beer:
Now, if it is going to be a show body, then that is a different situation. Go ahead & get it done professionally if you plan to show.
Later...:beer: :beer: :beer:
