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09-11-2015, 05:30 PM
#320
Tech Adept
Still painting anything and everything, i posted some of the more interesting stuff ive done in my thread.
Right now im Working with casting liquid paint into clear resin as contemporary art.
Im glad to see you still working with coast airbrush! Its also gfeat to see a couple beggicners from cfx forums doing some really good work now. Crazy how time flys!
Right now im Working with casting liquid paint into clear resin as contemporary art.
Im glad to see you still working with coast airbrush! Its also gfeat to see a couple beggicners from cfx forums doing some really good work now. Crazy how time flys!
09-12-2015, 07:54 PM
#321
Still painting anything and everything, i posted some of the more interesting stuff ive done in my thread.
Right now im Working with casting liquid paint into clear resin as contemporary art.
Im glad to see you still working with coast airbrush! Its also gfeat to see a couple beggicners from cfx forums doing some really good work now. Crazy how time flys!
Right now im Working with casting liquid paint into clear resin as contemporary art.
Im glad to see you still working with coast airbrush! Its also gfeat to see a couple beggicners from cfx forums doing some really good work now. Crazy how time flys!
09-15-2015, 10:32 PM
#323
Hi Charlie,
What airbrush/needle size/psi are you using for painting the the less detailed areas on the bodies?
What airbrush/needle size/psi are you using for painting the the less detailed areas on the bodies?
09-16-2015, 12:51 AM
#324
If i want to get a little tighter, ill go with the Iwata HPCS which has a .35mm tip and lower my psi between 20-35psi.
*all paint varies in psi due to its shelf life, type, and consistency so you might get different results but generally you want the consistency of milk.
09-16-2015, 10:20 PM
#326
Hi Al, i use an Iwata Eclipse BCS. Come stock with a .5mm tip. Normally shoot from 40-80psi depending on how much thinning i do and what kind of paint(Opaques, Transparents, Pearls, etc.) 90% of my painting is with this brush...even with the fades and shadows.
If i want to get a little tighter, ill go with the Iwata HPCS which has a .35mm tip and lower my psi between 20-35psi.
*all paint varies in psi due to its shelf life, type, and consistency so you might get different results but generally you want the consistency of milk.
If i want to get a little tighter, ill go with the Iwata HPCS which has a .35mm tip and lower my psi between 20-35psi.
*all paint varies in psi due to its shelf life, type, and consistency so you might get different results but generally you want the consistency of milk.
Cool thanks for the info. I'm currently using the HP-CS for tighter work and the Revolution BCR for wider areas. I usually don't go over 40psi when painting, I'll have to give this a try with the BCR. I'm currently using Faskolor and Createx paints.
