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lee dewell
Guest
Hi guys and girls,
I picked up some ply wood to do a bit of airbrushing on. Instead of spraying directly onto wood I thought it would be best to give it some sort of primer. I have a few cans of spray paint for cars and even car primers etc etc.
So I have sprayed this wood black using standard car spray paint. I then sketched a quick outline of what I wanted and got to spraying with Wicked Colours. However, as the paint is drying it is fast becoming very transparent. I'm mixing the wicked paint with wicked reducer 3:1. (3parts paint).
Do you guys have any tips? Should I have used a white primer base instead of just spraying the wood black? Or is my paint still too thin?
I inky went straight in for the black as the piece I am doing is very dark anyway and mainly black and dark greens.
Thanks
I picked up some ply wood to do a bit of airbrushing on. Instead of spraying directly onto wood I thought it would be best to give it some sort of primer. I have a few cans of spray paint for cars and even car primers etc etc.
So I have sprayed this wood black using standard car spray paint. I then sketched a quick outline of what I wanted and got to spraying with Wicked Colours. However, as the paint is drying it is fast becoming very transparent. I'm mixing the wicked paint with wicked reducer 3:1. (3parts paint).
Do you guys have any tips? Should I have used a white primer base instead of just spraying the wood black? Or is my paint still too thin?
I inky went straight in for the black as the piece I am doing is very dark anyway and mainly black and dark greens.
Thanks