Hot Wheels How to: Patina Paint

[@randybock82]

Your idea and weathering is so cool. Its like a backward process with applying rust first and then the paint that survived the suns rays. The Hudson looks great.

[@MossRods]

Randy Bock thanks

[@leesantos9711]

Love the background sounds , good music and birds chirping !

[@bootlegcustomshop4129]

Great detailed demo! I like all the recycled tricks. That's what we all should do in videos & life.

[@ApeBoosten]

Great video! Haven't tried this technique before, but sure will!!

[@baremetalHW]

Nice Job !

[@MossRods]

Thanks man! Not quite as good as yours but I appreciate it!

[@Bigbadsmallcars]

awesome video I really hope you make some more of these videos soon as there's not enough of them on you to his passion for 1:64 scale cars

[@dadsanddiecast6285]

After you sponged the 1st coat of blue, you never said how u did the rest? Was it a spray can? Or kept dabbing? Paint looks really smooth bud

[@RodolfoPolanco]

Nice job dude!

[@danrussell3439]

Came out great, thanks for the HOW TO.

[@outbackdiecast6730]

Looks great man appreciate the video

[@preston121068]

The final product looks like basically what it is. I mean to say, it looks like the car was rust color then someone dumped blue paint on it. I feel like you are doing this backwards. Perhaps start blue and instead of using a rust colored paint use powders to make the blue paint look rusty? After each layer of powder use a thin clear coat and build layers? The other problem I have is you're going for a patina look, yet the bumpers, which are the most susceptible to rust look brand new? Also a good trick to age metal is use a dremel tool or grinder with a wire brush to make the metal look pitted.

[@gothmorph]

very nice ..going to try this, thanks man..

[@r.s.5663]

I got REALLY scared when the grille and interior appeared back on the screen.... in a different color. What voodoo is this ??

[@adamsampsell1781]

Back when you did the barnfind build where did you get the grass

[@MossRods]

all scenery stuff I use is from my local hobby shop's model train section. You can also find stuff at hobby lobby and even Michael's craft store has scenery kits

[@patrickcandler1330]

Very helpful video man! Im gunna try this now!

[@1.001-y5v]

Where do you get the wheels from?

[@MossRods]

MRGoldensyrup matchbox wheels

[@rogersanderscustoms8121]

Sweet. This was just what I was looking for. Thank you.

[@MossRods]

GaRoger's Customs happy it helped!

[@jeepmonk5906]

Car shown in the beginning had gold grille and a sporty wheels however in the end the look chrome and stock rim how?

[@MossRods]

I painted the base of the car (the grill and bumpers) with a silver paint and I swapped the wheels for matchbox ones and painted those. I didn't include those because it saved on time and it wasn't the point of the video

[@ristejoskoski4778]

whic car is this? Oldsmobile?

[@MossRods]

Hudson hornet

[@BonesBrothersGarage]

You should have done mismatched painted parts like it's been in a collision

[@gerwin3-1-38]

What are the names of the songs playing in the back

[@MossRods]

Gerwin 3-1-3 unfortunately the only ones I can make out are 3:30 I had too much to dream - the electric prunes. 5:50 she's not there - the zombies

[@trevorfleming7737]

Gerwin 3-1-3 5:30ish Led Zeppelin hey hey what can I do

[@moseshernandez2353]

cleann

[@little_fabrication7571]

You can't clear coat over acrylic right?

[@MossRods]

IAMREESE not sure, I only use water and oil based paint. clear works fine on those

[@little_fabrication7571]

Moss Rods I thought acrylic was water based?

[@rockettcustoms6266]

Yes, you can. My cars are painted with water based acrylics and I clear them with either Krylon or Rust-o-leum.

[@rendhygalih5440]

greaaatt

[@franciscocervantezruiz3212]

¡Nice job!

[@little_fabrication7571]

Is that all water asked paint? Besides the primer?

[@MossRods]

MYNAMEISREISS yes the paints are water based but you can use oil or water, water tends to blend more than oil which can be either a good thing or a bad thing

[@bradleycombat7934]

Who thought on the thumbnail it was a matchbox car

[@alexcolecciones7411]

I like hudson hornet

[@ocaurify]

Hi, very nice

[@erosdios2262]

subtítulos porfavor

[@MossRods]

Mi español no es bueno, voy a ver si puedo encontrar a alguien que pueda hacerlos

[@thomasanderson1235]

Umm... you really confused me when the title card said "Patina Painting Model Cars". Model cars are nice, but I really like customizing hot wheels and matchbox cars. Thankfully the title card was wrong!!!

[@MossRods]

Thomas Anderson no matter what I do as the title some one complains.

[@thomasanderson1235]

Sorry, I'm not complaining. I just groaned when I saw the title. As I said models are fine but I wanted to see hot wheels. I was pleasantly surprised and really enjoyed your video!!!

[@rockettcustoms6266]

Customizing HW and MBX cars is considered modeling.

[@austinknowlton1783]

What are Hot Wheels if they are not 1:64 scale models?

[@nmills87]

Super distracting music in the background. Interesting technique though

[@mangdennyalit8144]

Like a real rusty hudson hornet..

[@Дима1п]

прикольно

[@thatkennyism]

That's a threshers hunt car

[@Brockt1198]

no its not thats a mainline car. you didnt even spell treasure right

[@rockettcustoms6266]

Nope, mainline.

[@zequielpacifico7907]

tengo el mismo auto :-)

[@andreoliver8213]

Salve BRS

[@RYO92]

Why do you like to have rusty cars? What is the pleasure here?

[@MossRods]

Ryu's Vlogs it's just a look that some people like. People like it because it's natural and it shows the history of the car and some just like it for the way it looks, the rat rod / rat look style is really big now. I like how patina looks so I like painting the cars like that, I also like painting them to look rusty because I use them in dioramas where the abandoned car can be sitting in a field or behind a barn

[@RYO92]

Hmm.. :)

[@rogersanderscustoms8121]

As you might have noticed in the year since this video was put up here, the rust patina look has exploded in the car world. Velocity Channel has a hit show called "Vegas Rat Rods". I think the popularity of the rust patina look is quite a way from peaking as well. Right now there is big money being spent on cars having just the right balance of rust and paint that very little needs to be done with the body. I am liking it quite a bit because that is a look I have favored since I was a child, playing in my grandpa's, dad's and uncles' old cars in our back acres.