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A custom blog for the Jimny JA11 C74 by RAYWOOD staff member "Shinpei Isono" for "Shinpei Isono"
[New product information]
Maintenance with WD-40
1.55" steel beadlock wheels (with instructions on how to install large tires)
This time we are welcoming "Suu-san", a familiar face in photo contests who captivates viewers with his customizations and photographs of radio-controlled cars.
I'd like to introduce how I found out about WPL and the parts I used in this Jimny customization.
When you buy a WPL, the first thing you do is drive it, drive it, drive it, and if it breaks, fix it. That's the rule, but what happens after that is the real action. That's right, customization. Just like with a real car, the process of turning your dreams into reality is the best part of WPL. This time, we'll introduce suspension customization and easy dress-up parts by model! Why not give customization a try?
![[Are you able to properly analyze your own painting?] - Basic course by Battalion Commander Kojima](http://raywood.jp/cdn/shop/articles/vlog01.png?v=1743502801&width=1080)
◾️What are the three major elements?
- "Paint Concentration"
- "Air pressure"
- "Distance to the object"
There are other factors to consider, such as temperature, humidity, whether to use lacquer or water-based, and so on.
This time, I would like to explain one aspect of this concept that is surprisingly often overlooked: distance .
◾️ "Distance to the object"
To prevent these issues, you can adjust other factors such as paint concentration and air pressure, but even with the same conditions, the finish can change dramatically just by adjusting the distance from the subject .
