To achieve a perfectly painted finish of fine collectable die cast model cars, a high scrap rate is unavoidable during the production. It is particularly obviously when painting the matte colored body. Even if the body is perfectly painted with a matte finish, any slight mishandling by the workers during the assembly will force the body to be scrapped. The most common scenario happens when the model is handled by naturally oily fingers. Once an oily fingerprint is stamped on a matte-finished body, it cannot be cleaned because any cleaning agent will tend to make the area shiny and thus not match the surrounding areas with respect to the matte shading. Another common problem is when the body is touched by or scrubbed with a hard object. The object will leave an obvious mark that sanding or buffing cannot repair. In most cases, the body must be scrapped as well.
Posted on: Tue, 05 Aug 2014 12:38:42 +0000
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