178 replies to this topic

[pharr7226]

Who makes the pad that is attached to your Black and Decker? That is something that would come in handy!

Thanks for the video tutorials! And keep up the good job on the Magnum!

That's what I meant also... the rotary tool polisher.

[Dr. Cranky]

I'm enjoying this paint job! Where did you get the buffing head for the Dremel?

[Cesar Bossolani]

Who makes the pad that is attached to your Black and Decker? That is something that would come in handy!

Thanks for the video tutorials! And keep up the good job on the Magnum!

I'm enjoying this paint job! Where did you get the buffing head for the Dremel?

Thank you guys!!

That is brazilian made also. Similar like this http://cgi.ebay.com/...=item588be04037 . But I buy only cotton head. Prothetic stuff stores here in Brazil has that head. Maybe you could found in USA stores also. But the most important is another dimmer conected in your rotary tool to make that things with 800~1200 rpm.

Cliffo I'll bro!!! I'm trying... Soon as possible man!!! Thanks for incentivate me.

Cesar Bossolani

Edited by Cesar Bossolani, 18 April 2011 - 04:28 AM.

[pharr7226]

Thanks for the link Cesar. That's exactly what we were looking for. The shine is amazing. Keep it up buddy

[Cesar Bossolani]

Thanks for the link Cesar. That's exactly what we were looking for. The shine is amazing. Keep it up buddy

Nice Rick!! On my youtube page, you can see polishing job with normal low speed (black mini cooper) and those posted videos with dimmer. Both ways are possible... but with low speed rotary tool the risks to bad things happening are high. If you install another dimmer in your rotary tool (like as 2 new videos) speed will be something like as 800~1200 rpm, perfect to the job... Has no risk to damage your model and results are great.

Since 2002 I using rotary tool for my polishing jobs, I did great jobs and lost some also, but I tryed a dimmer a week ago and I'm really glad and ask me myself "why don't I used a dimmer before?"

Thanks bro... If you need something, please let me know.

Cesar

[Randy D]

Hello Cesar, Awesome paint job!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing your methods

Randy

[pharr7226]

Thanks for the info Cesar. I gotta get a dimmer and try your method.

[Cesar Bossolani]

Thanks Randy!!

Cool Rick... Let us know your results. If you need something, let me know!!

Cesar

[Scott Colmer]

This one of the best build threads I've seen in a long time. Great stuff and an excellent model.

Scott

[Cesar Bossolani]

I'm trying to do like as real Magnum, actually is impossible. Used 0,5mm stainless steel to make plumbing lines. Terrible job, hard to do... Believe in me. But it's done.




I hope you like it.

Cesar

[made007]

so, after the future you used clear coat?, ....mmm, didnt knew that, LOL

[tiking]

I am more than impressed by your work. Amazing at what you have achieved.

[pharr7226]

The plumbing looks good. Keep it up.

[Cesar Bossolani]

Thanks guys!!!

so, after the future you used clear coat?, ....mmm, didnt knew that, LOL

Yes I did used. Check the results... Bad shots but We could see.




Now I can do some effects.



I used Tamiya CF, to brake light is baremetal covered with clear red.



I hope you like it!

Thanks to see

Cesar

Edited by Cesar Bossolani, 09 May 2011 - 09:12 AM.

[Cesar Bossolani]

Wheels painted with flat metalic gray. Body wasn't polished yet.





Thanks to see.

Cesar

[Dr. Cranky]

Yes, it's looking good. Keep it going, please.

[stewart]

Those wheels look amazing.
STewart