Zip Zap, SuperDave style
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Ok, I know I didn't do the greatest quality job but I'm still happy with the results.
Zip Zaps are really small remote control cars, about the size of a Hot Wheels.
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Zip Zaps are really small remote control cars, about the size of a Hot Wheels.
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Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
If your Camaro had sperm, they'd look like that little Zip Zap.
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I love the pic of the Zip Zap in front of the headlight.
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Originally Posted by 02transhawk
Where can I find one of those...I love that.
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Looks good.
I have a white one, that I am wanting to paint Hugger Orange to match my car. How did you paint it without mesing up the details, like the headlights, taillights, glass, etc?
I am not much of a painter and I have looked at this thing, over and over, and see no way of even masking off something that small.
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Chris
I have a white one, that I am wanting to paint Hugger Orange to match my car. How did you paint it without mesing up the details, like the headlights, taillights, glass, etc?
I am not much of a painter and I have looked at this thing, over and over, and see no way of even masking off something that small.
Thanks,
Chris
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Originally Posted by General Z
Looks good.
I have a white one, that I am wanting to paint Hugger Orange to match my car. How did you paint it without mesing up the details, like the headlights, taillights, glass, etc?
I am not much of a painter and I have looked at this thing, over and over, and see no way of even masking off something that small.
Thanks,
Chris
I have a white one, that I am wanting to paint Hugger Orange to match my car. How did you paint it without mesing up the details, like the headlights, taillights, glass, etc?
I am not much of a painter and I have looked at this thing, over and over, and see no way of even masking off something that small.
Thanks,
Chris
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Originally Posted by General Z
Sorry to hear that. Those things stock on it look really good, and I hate to mess them up. How did you paint those details so small then?
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Crap, I REALLY suck at painting. Oh well, its so small, maybe I will just leave the details alone. But, that might look like crap. Need to find someoen with a steady hand.
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