I prefer to cut things that can be painted. I have access to a good quality airbrush that I've been hesitant to try. I just purchased a book that came highly recommended by someone that does airbrushing. I have used a small auto paint touch up gun for base coating large areas. I love using it and the finish I get is almost like glass, as opposed to using those cheap sponge brushes.
Are there any folks that do airbrushing? I would like to use it for shadowing and highlighting on my projects. I was looking for some tips or suggestions I guess.
The hubby wants me to learn how to do hell-fire flames on vehicles. He figures I could make a mint. They're the flames that look like real fire, not the "lobster/crab" claw flames that most hot-rods have.
I know I just need to give it a try on some scrap paper or wood. I was afraid to try new things on the scroll saw at first too, but got over that fear real quick. Sorry for rambling, just thinking out loud trying to convince myself to quit being such a sissy. It's only paint. I just don't want to break the airbrush, it's a high dollar one.
Are there any folks that do airbrushing? I would like to use it for shadowing and highlighting on my projects. I was looking for some tips or suggestions I guess.
The hubby wants me to learn how to do hell-fire flames on vehicles. He figures I could make a mint. They're the flames that look like real fire, not the "lobster/crab" claw flames that most hot-rods have.
I know I just need to give it a try on some scrap paper or wood. I was afraid to try new things on the scroll saw at first too, but got over that fear real quick. Sorry for rambling, just thinking out loud trying to convince myself to quit being such a sissy. It's only paint. I just don't want to break the airbrush, it's a high dollar one.
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