I think you mentioned that these bodies are flexible like lexan ones. How does the paint hold up to the flexing?
I only used TS Tamiya cans so far (and not PS/for polycarbonate) and it holds surprisingly well. I thought it would chip when flexing, watch the Camaro, but the paint was intact after that.
I only used TS Tamiya cans so far (and not PS/for polycarbonate) and it holds surprisingly well. I thought it would chip when flexing, watch the Camaro, but the paint was intact after that.
wow... that's pretty flexible... looks indestructible.... is it?
Of course I was taking about the strongest/rigid one. They compare to the printed plastic in the way that they don't tear up easily.
Same similarity when you try to sand the Shapeways material with sandpaper. I don't know if you tried sanding a PET bottle with fine grain sandpaper, it is impossible.
Tiny, I removed the message, will post later with a nicer model (my own car !)
He he... I am not a guy spending his free time sanding plastic bottles or even blowing them LOL. But I actually made bumpers or wings and even windshields for my MZ out of PET plastic from bottles.
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