DrizztFan24
37 posts
Jun 28, 2009
1:30 PM
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This seems like a good place to leave all kinds of lessons you have learned while attending the school of hard knocks here at spacepaintings.com Any tips or tricks that you have learned should be shared here.
Tip one-Don't try to create terrain by sliding your hand across magazine paper with latex gloves on. The gloves won't slide across the paper like your hand will.
Tip two-Don't attempt to use fire to speed drying on a painting that you have redone some sections in. The heavier the paint layer the longer the fires will burn on their own, thus leaving bubbles and possible scorching.
Tip three-You MUST wait for stencil backgrounds to be fully dry before applying the stencil. I know that I have tried to do stencils without knowing this and I nearly ruined the stencil. Wait a good 30 minutes or until the paint is no longer tacky.
Tip four-When spraying onto spare posterboard, if it be for clouds or domes or moons or what-have-you, look at where you want to spray on the board, not at the overspray area, then you are more acurate and more likely to achieve the look you desired.
Last Edited on 29-Jun-2009 8:19 PM
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Lwyland
29 posts
Jun 29, 2009
12:35 PM
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Thanks for the tips!!
I don't use fire. Had a fire accident when I was a kid using hairspray and a lighter. It was an awakening experience and luckily no-one got hurt. I use a hair dryer to help speed the drying process up some if it needs to be done. Didn't know about the first one!! I've been having problems with that. Learned the 3rd one last night.
My tips
Don't purchase cheap paint. You'll end up buying the more expensive brand after you've painted a while.
Metal palette knives all the way. I purchased the plastic ones and don't care for them at all.
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alban
54 posts
Jun 29, 2009
4:37 PM
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never think carrying the spraycans without putting the caps on (for spearing the time) if you don't want to get your back painted.( It happened to me )
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uggbootscheap
188 posts
Jul 19, 2010
2:17 AM
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