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Post by rudiment on Feb 29, 2012 22:10:17 GMT -5
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Post by marquart425x on Mar 1, 2012 8:15:57 GMT -5
that's awesome. Love it. how'd you pull off the dusty, scaley look?
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Post by rudiment on Mar 1, 2012 14:20:10 GMT -5
that's awesome. Love it. how'd you pull off the dusty, scaley look? I misted flat black, flat white, rusty primer and gray primer over the body. I would mist 2 of these colors at a time in circles over the body and then 2 different color combinations. For example Fl. black and Fl. white then rusty primer and Fl white then grey primer and flat black and so on. Then I scraped some pastel earth tone chalks with an exacto knife and then dry brushed it around the doors, hood and trunk openings and around the hood area. |
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Post by marquart425x on Mar 1, 2012 16:37:04 GMT -5
I've done some chalking, as well. Love the outcomes. I put the sidewalk chalk by Crayola in small lunch bags and smash it up with a hammer.... It pulverizes pretty well and then I transfer it to a bag w/o any holes.
I found you can spray the body with cheap hairspray and use a brush to rub the chalk flakes on and they stick better than just applying them. Works better if you used a spray enamel basecoat... acrylic will wash off with pretty much any application of fluid.
You probably already knew all this, but it felt good to share something. Results look fantastic!
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Post by Josh on Mar 6, 2012 22:06:20 GMT -5
thats awsome
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