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Striker Restoration! 10 years 6 months ago #26055

Great restoration!

I had a Striker when I was a kid - this brings back memories :)
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Striker Restoration! 10 years 6 months ago #26056

This restoration was a challenge for me.
Thanks.

Max

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Striker Restoration! 10 years 6 months ago #26105



Awesome job mate :y: great details, especially on the driver :cheer: are you going to do the lettering on the tyres? :)
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate :)

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Striker Restoration! 10 years 6 months ago #26119

No, sadly I'll not do the lettering on the tires. Sadly because I like it a lot but in my previous experiences the white paint did become yellowish or flake off the rubber.

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Max

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Striker Restoration! 10 years 6 months ago #26141

No, sadly I'll not do the lettering on the tires. Sadly because I like it a lot but in my previous experiences the white paint did become yellowish or flake off the rubber.

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Max


If you use a good quality enamel it will hold it's colour nicely ;) you know how good it looks :)
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate :)

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Striker Restoration! 10 years 6 months ago #26142

I have used Tamiya PC (Polycarbonate paints) to detail wheel text, and it works good.
PC paint is quite flexible, and the color stays white at least for years.

I did a short article on this, HERE .

-Lars
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