e339: 'Toy' Mazda RX7 - Finishing the body Part 3

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[bamabiker]

The repair looks excellent. Actually, if you hadn't included this in your video, I wouldn't even know that it had been repaired.
By the way, I first learned of the folded masking tape technique from a professional body and paint guy back in the early 1980's and I've had to use it many times since then. It's a great tip - thanks for demonstrating it here. Anyway, the body is looking great and I can't wait to see the finished car. 👍👍

[DimDeadBoyMusic]

Excellent job on that repair! Can't wait to see this finished.

[TastierBackInThes]

Id centre that pop up headlight servo, and adjust the linkage, it really objects to pushing that hard over, and is stressing out the servo. That paint work though. Awesome.

[edwardbroyles]

As always I love your paint work! That metallic finish really pops! It does make me feel better when I see someone makes similar mistakes to mine. Your repair looks great. You could have not said anything and nobody would be the wiser. I'm not going to try to be an "armchaur quarterback." and tell you what you did wrong. There is an alternate way I was shown for that masking trick. A painter showed me to place the tape then peel it back over itself, sticky side out. Without creasing the tape. There's no hard edge. Same effect, just a different approach. I also found something for the panel joints. This only works on larger scale vehicles. 1/8" pin striping tape. I used it on a couple of military trucks & then finished with mat clear. I don't say it's better, just something that worked for me.

[andywilson]

To err is human, thanks for showing your painting 'warts and all'!

[redneckhillbillyjr]

Bro love the work but I want the F100 u made

[Nickwillfixit]

Nice job but my ADHD went into overdrive about the front body imperfections but mainly the pop up headlights the drivers side does not close properly and is not square in the receiver hole, you need to remove the spring and set endpoints to stop the servo squeal.
Love the colour was not sure at first but it definatey works with the body style, I had an Ford Cortina 1600 MK4 very similar colour friends called it vomit green, I bought at auction ex company rep mobile. Crashed it went Banger racing with it.

[RCJunky]

You could of paint the front end with Tamiya rubber black paint and made it look like a "Car Bra" stone chip protector :)

[jaredsayrc]

You need to get a RedCat 1979 Monte Carlo I would love to see you modify it to be a 1978 instead

[jaredsayrc]

When you going to get a 1979 Monte Carlo

[mattbrcs]

Same thing happens with too much shoe goo in one spot

[walidkhier]

Now I see I am not the only one who makes stupid things although he knows in advance they are stupid.