Tamiya PS-5 Black Lexan Spray Paint (100ml)

For an 1/8 scale rally body, I needed two cans to fully paint the body with multiple coats, and for a 1/10 scale 2WD buggy, I only needed one. It's great as a main color or as a backer. I start with lighter coats and progress to heavier ones (heavier ones right away if it's the backer), keeping an eye out for wet spots before they form. I wait 15-20 minutes between coats, and a full day before using the body on a vehicle. With this method I've had zero issues with flaking or anything of the sort. This'll be my go-to brand of RC paint.

Worked well but pricey. 1 Star knocked off for high price. Otherwise, good spray head- my buddies told me that Lexan is tricky to paint- and this is the way to go. Three pieces of advice for fellow noobs: 1. Do it outdoors if possible, wear a proper respirator. 2. Light coats, take your time. Hold it up to the light to see thin spots b4 next coat. 3. Masking for multicolor- pull the tape 10 minutes or so after last coat of first color. Wait a few hours or even longer before the next color to avoid bleeding of 2nd color into first color. 3b- just keep it simple, rub down edges of making tape lines well. Have fun.

This is the best paint hands down. Colors and quality are top notch.

never had the issue the other person decribed. used this paint on 5 bodies so far emaxx 2 of them hyper10 a Friends slash raptor body and my 5b desert rat body. never had this paint flake or chip. worse if gotten is with tamiyas lighter colors taking a lot of coats to cover well. buy more paint then u think ull need. 2 cans of red / blue for a sc or monster truck top wont cut it.

Tamiya has the best paint in the game. No complaints, follow the correct techniques and you'll be a pro.