Pro-Line Racing

Really Nice People all a real hard workers

Every single member of the team of Pro-Line Racing have been outstanding to work with over the years. Their communication has been outstanding, consistent and reliable. The event they throw "By the Fire" is an incredible gathering of RC enthusiasts with impressively designed events, fun courses and competitions, and surprisingly valuable prizes. Highly recommendable, definitely worth attending if you love RC cars! Their video & social media guy Robert is particularly awesome. Great company.

To the Reviewer who said you "Ruined two Rc bodies" using Pro-Line Airbrush paint, You ever thought that it may not be the paint and that it could possibly be the person spraying it? I'm not being mean,but I was an avid Faskolor and Spazstix user until Pro-Line came out with their paint. I still use Faskolor & Spazstix, but only when Pro-Line doesn't have the color I'm looking for. I've used it since it hit the market and have never had a problem, the trick is to let it cure for about 18-24 hours and then give it a quick dusting of Krylon or Rustoleum gloss clear coat, let that dry and then hit it again, and after 2-3 coats of the Krylon clear coat I assure you your paint will not be chipping,flaking,or whatever your case was. Pro-Line paint is easy to spray,hardly ever needs reducing when using a .5mm needle nozzle airbrush, but then again I've used it straight from the bottle with my Iwata Neo CN and it sprayed great. So until you learn a little more about airbrushing RC bodies, don't knock the paint. Here's some pics of my entire RC Fleet with most bodies painted using Pro-Line paints and a pic of my airbrush station and as you can see I have alot of Pro-Line paints, there's a reason for that....~Jonny