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Thank you! In my experience and testing of the Molotow chrome paint pens, I noticed that even after letting it dry for weeks you could still rub off the paint or at least dull the mirror reflectiveness. What you might want to do is test the chrome paint on some plastic spoons... do three. Spoon one, test the paint with your thumb by rubbing on the painted surface to see the result after 1 week of drying. Then do the same thing weeks later w/ spoon 2 and 3 respectively. If it seems like it's working and your okay with it, go for it. If you want to try the clearcoat, try that on a spoon as well. Basically, for my restorations I believe the clear coat is necessary but I think it's best for you to do a little testing to find out what suits you. :)

@@MisterBobotthank you so much! And the clearcoat is just a spray I can buy and directly spray it on after one week of drying?

@@Scoopy1979 Yes, the clearcoat I use w/ the Molotow is called Alclad Gloss Klear Kote, here: amzn.to/4cB9mLJ Its for airbrush or regular brush. For a complete guide to how I use it you can watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/8vsK2f-00sg/v-deo.htmlsi=6HzTRNlx9bY7Pv-N

@@MisterBobotthank you so much I really appreciate it!

Thank you! Appreciate it. :)

Thank you! :)

Thanks! I highly recommend the one I use... a bit of a learning curve but I'd be more than happy to help if you get one. Thanks for the comment and support... appreciate it. 👍

I completely agree! :)

Thank you very much! I appreciate the support! :)

Thank you! :)

I used LA's Totally Awesome Cleaner, which you can find here: amzn.to/4cKoDcT

Please send me an email at, mr.bobot01@gmail.com

Thank you very much and for the opportunity to restore your G1 Jetfire! Please enjoy it! :) :)

Yes, it's a 1985 G1 Transformers Jetfire toy...

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you very much! I hope the algorithm smiles kindly on me too... :)

Thank you for watching & the comment... much appreciated! :)

Thank you! :)

Thanks, I appreciate that! But who is this Robert person you speak of? 🙃

@@MisterBobot My Bad! I thought that was your name?! Sorry Man!

@@decepticonzerora No problem my friend... :) It's Mike. 😁

@@MisterBobot My bad Mike, I think mr. Bobot and then Bob so naturally Robert came to mind! Sorry for my mistake! Anyways, GREAT VIDEO MAN PLEASE MAKE MORE! I WILL START SOON TOO!

@@decepticonzerora NP! :) Looking forward to your videos too!

There's a lot of different ways to tighten a joint and sometimes I utilize the materials I have on hand. Plumber's tape would probably work just fine although it may be a bit too bulky wrapped around the circumference of that joint. The resin I use w/ the talc would most likely muddy the color however black may be possible. And I usually have to do multiple resin pours b/c when duplicating an item with lots of details, it can go wrong from air bubbles to not filling all the details of the mold itself.

Thanks Dave! I'll have one more restoration coming up for the same person. And you're right, it's nice to do your best and fix something for someone else.

Very cool! I think that he was supposed to have 2 different weapons, the mace and a cactus club. :)

Nice! I've never watched the anime... I get a lot of my retro toy "knowledge" from this cool site: www.the-liberator.net

Hi, thanks for the comment! Yes, I did know there was a different version w/ different colors...I think the toes were orange and green. I think there is also a brown version of the weapon as well! :) Very cool!

​@@MisterBobotin the original toy development he was supposed to come with two... Fact the whole first wave was supposed to have two weapons each. Due to cutbacks he only got one. That's why his bio card claims he has a "Cactus Club and Double Duty Mace". The weapon that was his Cactus Club was instead given to the Magmar toy.

Thank you! :)

I agree! They are very unusual and unique...

It might be from Superglue

@@supahcomix I have the figure 3 times, and they all have it, yours too, mystery

That "fingerprint" looking mark is actually part of the original toy. 😁

@omegasupreme62 that is so strange, maybe when making the mold some toy maker just accidentally immortalized themselves in toy form?

@@supahcomix That's a very good possibility...

Please send me an email to discuss... thanks! mr.bobot01@gmail.com

Thanks! 👍

I use a cheap CVS super glue. Any type of super glue will work, just use a little bit, you don't want to get any of it on the other parts. For LA’s Totally Awesome degreaser spot remover, I think oven cleaner might work, never tied it though, and the only other thing that kind of works is rubbing alcohol, you must let it soak for a while and use some elbow grease.

@@MisterBobot I let the chrome parts soak a few days into CLR routine clean and the came out red without any rubbing!

@@starfrit Very nice! I'm glad you found something that worked well. Please let us know how it goes! :)

Hi, thanks for watching the Power Master Prime video! Yes, I could do a video on Leader 1... I just need one w/ floppy wings... :) I might use a bit of floor polish in the wing joint.

Hi, and yes I do commission restorations. Please send me an email to discuss at: mr.bobot01@gmail.com

There are a few products on Amazon that can remove stripped screws. I have a paste that works great, & a little WD40 helps. :)

Thanks! I do commission work... send me an email if interested. :)

@@MisterBobot tried to send you an email to mr.boboto1 but adress is not working

@@starfrit Here is my email: mr.bobot01@gmail.com it's a zero at the end. :)

Hi, and thank you for watching! Yes, the Gloss , Alclad II Klear Kote Lacquer does a good job. You have to apply it a certain way but it will protect the chrome paint w/o loosing the mirror reflectiveness. I made a tutorial on it, here: ua-cam.com/video/8vsK2f-00sg/v-deo.htmlsi=j1dTgxwDe3dTapin

Hi & thank you! Glad you liked the G1 Jetfire restoration... yes, I have done some commissions... it really depends what's involved. Feel free to send me an email. :)

@@MisterBobot Great!! email sent =)

Thanks! I didn't mess w/ the legs that much but the design is pretty straight forward and they appear to be easily removeable.

In hindsight, I wouldn't use the toothpaste method, it worked okay, but not as good as a clear plastic scratch remover like Meguiar's.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy the restorations and thank you for the sub! :)

I've never used lighter fluid to remove stickers b/c I always have a bottle of Goo Gone around. However, I 've heard it works pretty good but you do have to be careful on certain surfaces like chrome. Goo Gone works well on all surfaces but does take a little longer to work... you have to let it soak for a bit.

I would really like to do that... just don't have the funds for it right now.

@@MisterBobot 3d scan you can make with phone and the camera . Thare is a app for Name qlone. You can scan them next time if your repair your hobby toys. You can always later if you have the funds for a 3d printer. Make new videos.

Good idea! Thanks... :) @@dyslectische

I thought about touching it up, @1:11 but in my experience, using the Molotow pens on those front bumper scratches would have looked very patchy.