Here's a tutorial I just finished up on airbrushing a rusted look.
Printable View
Here's a tutorial I just finished up on airbrushing a rusted look.
:bowdown:
Awesome my friend!
Thanks guys. See what happens when I have time off? I can actually be somewhat productive.
Great tut. :banana: Really makes me wish I had a place to spray. Having to do it outside puts a lot of limitations on painting.
That's why I use auto air. It's automotive paint, but it's waterbased. This was shot in my basement. No bad chemicals.
Yes, but we don't have a basement or utility room that I could paint in. Every room in our place is finished. I'd love to have a work/hobby room. Even though an air brush doesn't create much overspray my wife would kill me for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SgtM
Oh that sucks. You could put your easel in front of a window with a box fan blowing out. :) I gotta play devils advocate here. Lol.
Build a small spray booth with a bathroom vent fan and an HVAC filter. I lived with my wife's grandparents in a small room for three years. Built a booth out of a cardboard box and duct tape so I could keep building plastic models. Worked perfectly fine. Never any overspray escaping.
Airbrush is best ever as compare to the spray i prefer the brush if brush is rusty you must dip into the oil i guarantee to you after some time rust is dropped if you have complete the cardboard share with me the pics of this board after the color....