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01-07-2008, 05:45 PM
#16
Originally Posted by brc358
Charlie,
I have a couple of questions for you.
Do you hand cut each individual body <same bobdies> or do you use templates for the same bodies.For example, if someone wanted four or five of the same same paint schemes on mutiple bodies.
I see that you are using tape for the bodies in the videos, do you ever have the need to use liquid mask?
Very nice paint work, and it is great that you share your knowledge and talent.
thanks
I have a couple of questions for you.
Do you hand cut each individual body <same bobdies> or do you use templates for the same bodies.For example, if someone wanted four or five of the same same paint schemes on mutiple bodies.
I see that you are using tape for the bodies in the videos, do you ever have the need to use liquid mask?
Very nice paint work, and it is great that you share your knowledge and talent.
thanks
If i do multiple bodies, then i have then cut out with a vinyl cutter. It makes it easier as well as having them more precise. Custom cut outs i charge more because it takes more time to cut as well as it being one of a kind.
I have never used liquid mask. It is a great product and bleed proof, but the dry up time of a day is too long for a customer demand so i shy away from it. It is all preference and if time was not an issue with me, all my bodies woyld be LM'ed instead of Blue 3M tape.
01-07-2008, 06:14 PM
#17
AIRBRUSH BASICS
Originally Posted by charlie_b
If i do multiple bodies, then i have then cut out with a vinyl cutter. It makes it easier as well as having them more precise. Custom cut outs i charge more because it takes more time to cut as well as it being one of a kind.
I have never used liquid mask. It is a great product and bleed proof, but the dry up time of a day is too long for a customer demand so i shy away from it. It is all preference and if time was not an issue with me, all my bodies woyld be LM'ed instead of Blue 3M tape.
I have never used liquid mask. It is a great product and bleed proof, but the dry up time of a day is too long for a customer demand so i shy away from it. It is all preference and if time was not an issue with me, all my bodies woyld be LM'ed instead of Blue 3M tape.
You do some amazing work.
thanks
01-10-2008, 02:40 PM
#19
Originally Posted by SQC049
Thanks for the great tutorial, I'm gonna try and paint my own body tonight. Where are you painting? It looks like and empty house
01-10-2008, 06:43 PM
#20
Originally Posted by charlie_b
It was the living room...just had the walls painted so i figured i'd take advantage of the space.
Thanks again!
01-15-2008, 09:26 AM
#26
hi im abit confused, on the first video you go through the line types. Which type do you use on the drop shadow?
thanks, awesome vids by the way.
thanks, awesome vids by the way.
