clear uncut body

[Bryan732]

im looking to get the Axial RTR Honcho but i hate the color green it comes in. if i buy a clear uncut Honcho body what do i do? how do i cut it? mount it? paint it? ect. i realy dont even know what tools i would need... im a super noob lol

 

[rc_pimp]

You would do better to post in the ''Paint and body'' section . You can find lots of tips in the stickies .

 

[Bryan732]

You would do better to post in the ''Paint and body'' section . You can find lots of tips in the stickies .

thanks a bunch, i just seen that rite after i posted this thread lol

 

[rmdesignworks]

if you buy the honcho kit with the green body then just cut out your new one to match,,get some curved scissors,,since you ae so new this is the right forum for you to post in,,good call on that one,,other wise the local hobby store (lhs) will be able to tell you the exact tools you need for the honcho to work on it.

 

[Sith Lord]

If unsure when cutting, cut little bits at a time. Much easier to cut more off, than add it back if you go too far.

 

[Mayze]

I've found it to be SO much easier to score the lines that you want to cut, with an exacto knife, then just peel the extra off. It works extremely well, and leaves a super clean line. Way easier than scissors. Just make sure that the score line doesn't wander, because when you peel it, it will follow that score line....wherever it goes.

 

[fallensk8man89]

I've found it to be SO much easier to score the lines that you want to cut, with an exacto knife, then just peel the extra off. It works extremely well, and leaves a super clean line. Way easier than scissors. Just make sure that the score line doesn't wander, because when you peel it, it will follow that score line....wherever it goes.

wow great tip man! im gona try that on my next body

 

[PhantomRS10]

X2...... Cut it an make the post holes before u paint it

 

[Mayze]

wow great tip man! im gona try that on my next body

It works like a charm."thumbsup"

As for cutting and drilling post holes, I always do that after paint. That way you get zero overspray. Just be sure to mark the holes with a sharpie, on the outside, before paint.