FutureKrawler06
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They come in handy when you want to paint Zuk parts :
Materials:
-clothes line or wire cable
-zipties
-hangers from your favorite clothing store
Thread a ziptie through any hole on the bottom of the hanger.. if there is no hole, any hole in the middle of the hanger. Tie up that ziptie around the clothes hanger and WALAH!
Now hang some parts from them hangers and paint!
Side note: The reason this setup is awesome is you can paint as many parts as you want (as long as you have equal amount of hangers) without having to wait for something to dry before you can hang the next part. Just slide the freshly painted part on its hanger down the line and pull a fresh hanger up the line to where you are painting. Oh, and most of these hangers have a metal hook that turns round n round, so instead of walking around to paint, you can turn the metal hook to get to all sides of the part without even moving
Picture to show yall what I mean
Materials:
-clothes line or wire cable
-zipties
-hangers from your favorite clothing store
Thread a ziptie through any hole on the bottom of the hanger.. if there is no hole, any hole in the middle of the hanger. Tie up that ziptie around the clothes hanger and WALAH!
Now hang some parts from them hangers and paint!
Side note: The reason this setup is awesome is you can paint as many parts as you want (as long as you have equal amount of hangers) without having to wait for something to dry before you can hang the next part. Just slide the freshly painted part on its hanger down the line and pull a fresh hanger up the line to where you are painting. Oh, and most of these hangers have a metal hook that turns round n round, so instead of walking around to paint, you can turn the metal hook to get to all sides of the part without even moving
Picture to show yall what I mean
