Spray paint Tamiya PS-60, red, 100 ml, aerosol spray can

Tamiya PS-60 red is a 100 ml aerosol spray paint formulated for decorating transparent polycarbonate bodies in R/C car modeling. The lacquer spray is formulated to deliver even coverage when applied to the inside surface of clear polycarbonate shells, providing a durable colored finish that resists oils and fuels commonly encountered with gas-powered models. The product is intended for finishing, base coats and touch-ups on polycarbonate R/C bodies and is not suitable for use on ordinary plastic model parts.

Advantages

The spray offers consistent atomization for smooth, uniform coatings and fast drying suited to multiple thin layers. Being impervious to oil and fuels, it maintains adhesion and color stability when used on fuel-powered R/C car bodies. The 100 ml aerosol size is sized for hobby use and allows controlled application for inside-body painting, reducing runs and orange peel when applied at recommended distances.

Suitable for

• Painting the inner surface of transparent polycarbonate R/C car bodies
• Applying base coats and colored finishes on radio-controlled car shells
• Touch-ups and local repairs on polycarbonate model bodies

Key specifications

• Color: red
• Volume: 100 ml aerosol can
• Compatibility: formulated for transparent polycarbonate (Lexan-type) bodies
• Resistance: impervious to oils and fuels
• Application method: aerosol spray for inside-body painting
• Drying: fast-drying lacquer suitable for thin, multiple coats

How to use

Shake the can well before use to mix the contents thoroughly. Mask off areas that should remain clear on the inside of the polycarbonate shell, then hold the can approximately 30 cm from the surface and apply several thin, even coats. Allow each coat to flash off before applying the next; after the final coat, let the paint cure fully according to ambient conditions before reassembling the model. Do not apply directly to conventional polystyrene or other standard plastics — this product is designed specifically for polycarbonate bodies.

Usage recommendations

For best results, perform painting in a well-ventilated, dust-free area and test on a scrap piece of polycarbonate first to confirm adhesion and color. Apply multiple thin coats rather than a single heavy coat to avoid runs and achieve a smooth finish. Avoid using on non-polycarbonate plastics to prevent damage.