Hello and welcome back to my Blogspot. I would like to share you about restoring die-casts. Back in 2008 until 2012, when I was small, I really loved to play with toy cars (not really toy cars, I mean die-cast cars). My father also always bought them each time I went to a toy shop in a shopping mall. But unfortunately, that time I was small and I can't play those toy cars properly, so I ended up destroying them.
Coincidentally, there is a COVID-19 pandemic this year, so I, as a student can study at home. Since I have more time at home, I decided to spend my time at home by restoring my old toy (die-cast) cars. Also, I loved to watch die-cast restoration videos on YouTube. That really inspires me to restore my own die-cast cars. So I start restoring them after school.
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This is the Perodua Myvi die-cast that I'm going to restore. It's really damaged. |
If you're wondering how the die-cast looked before,
you can look it here |
Firstly, I soak it with hot water, baking soda, and paint remover. After waiting for several hours, I clean the old paint using a toothbrush. |
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After cleaning it, I paint it using oil paint. But actually, I've should use a spray but not a paintbrush for better results. |
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1 day after letting the paint dry, I resemble all the parts. As you can see, these are the final results after restoring my die-cast cars. (except the left one because it's not damaged)
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Okay, so that's just one of my activities during this COVID-19 pandemic. I also be making some other activities. Stay safe everyone. Goodbye for now
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