kart_goes_brrr
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Yyyup, I just wanted to see if there was any other shortcut. HurrayySand paper, wire wheel on a drill or grinder and sandpaper are now your new best friends!![]()
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The only shortcut I can think of is paying to have someone else do it or paying for a large tank and lots of chemicalYyyup, I just wanted to see if there was any other shortcut. Hurrayy![]()
Yeah fair enough, sometimes it's both too. I'm currently preparing a plan on the restoration, also quick question, I've noticed my chassis is quite bent, is there a solution?With this hobby, you either make lots of effort or spend lots of money.
Someone should really be able to have eyes on it to make that call. It could be as simple as, "bend it back" or bending it back could structurally weaken it to the point of failure (randomly).Yeah fair enough, sometimes it's both too. I'm currently preparing a plan on the restoration, also quick question, I've noticed my chassis is quite bent, is there a solution?

Lol that was exactly what I was thinking about when I mentioned the big tank and chemicals.Get with that guy on Youtube that dips entire car bodies into a solvent bath. Takes 99% of all the paint and primer off and shows the rust, body repairs, Bondo, etc.
Woah the results are Insane! Really nice job! I'll write this as plan B, because I think I'm just going to send the chassis to a sandblasting service and then paint it. It's probably way less work that way.Wire brush in a drill and washing it off after then primer and paint. The little red rocket is to much fun!View attachment 164894View attachment 164895View attachment 164896View attachment 164899