lets see your air brushing

[00camaro16]

so im into custom painting on cars and i really enjoy airbrushing. i am no means an expert on it but am getting better. i love looking at other peoples work so post up dome pics of what you've done. here are some of mine...

[00camaro16]

Some more...

[00camaro16]

ok i have more and they include my favorites but are too big to upload. they are my airbrushed jet ski, and i airbrushed my slp lid

[third_shift|studios]

Looks really good, man!

i can't remember the guy's name on here, but once he sees this thread, he'll blow it up with his shit.

[Rhinohuey]

wow those look great

[MaxPlusTen]

I do a lil bit on the side, i use to actually do it professionally but the guy i was painting for (a golf cart place) deamed me not cost effective. Heres a few of my more recents.

[SSwt00SS]

nothing to really brag about but i have done these:

machine part:


paint gun:


garden spade:

[00camaro16]

maxplusten i love that wood grain, mind to share your trade secret on that one.

[00camaro16]

ok i want to show all of you, so i have a face book and there all on there. so heres a link and thats the best i can do.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...&id=1168329450

[MaxPlusTen]

maxplusten i love that wood grain, mind to share your trade secret on that one.

Yea pretty cool trick... What you need is your airbrush, a small hplv gun, some silver marbilizer, a paper towel, a black base, an intercote clear and HOK candy rootbeer, candy pagan gold, and candy tangerine.

Start by spraying your black base, let it flash then hit it with the marbilizer and give it a fairly good coat.

Next take your paper towel (the brown bathroom towels you get in public restrooms work best) and drag it threw the marbilizer and squigle it around a little bit. For the knots in the wood pick a spot and twist the paper towel in it. Keep some marbilizer in your gun incase you mess up you can always hit it again... i usually play with it about 3-4 times till i get it where i want it. This will give you the grain effect

Once your happy with the design go ahead and hit it with an intercoat clear to lock it all in place.

Next grab your airbrush and either load the candy tangerine or the pagan gold (dosent really matter) and go up and down (following the grain) in streaks until you get color, leave spaces inbetween your lines, fill those with the oppisite color.

It wont quite look like wood yet but the next step is mix the candy rootbeer into your big gun. I usually tend to mix it very light so i can build it until i get the desired shade of brown. Do light coats and allow flash time in between each. Once you have the desired effect, your good to clear

Hope that helps. If you dont mind me asking how did you do the water droplets in your silver flames? that looks absolutly sick... must try lol

[ss~zoso~ss]

great work guys! looks sick

[00camaro16]

o the water droplets are easy as hell. all you need is black and white base, and believe it or not a water sprayer.

first spray your design and let it flash completely, all the details but the water droplets.

next sray your design with water and allow it to, you guessed it, create droplets. remember to tape/mask off anything you don't want the droplets airbrushed on.

then take your airbrush a fill it with the white and spray about a foot away just mist barely hitting the bottom of the water droplets.

then just hit the top of them with the black is the same way.

next put in the paint booth and bake placing the part in a position that the droplets wont run. let it bake until all the water evaporates completely.

don't not touch the droplets at all if you touch them the paint rubs off. best thing to do is spray it right away with clear coat. and your done. see easy. if i confused you im sry let me know if you don't get a certain point and ill see if i can explain better

[00camaro16]

o the water droplets are easy as hell. all you need is black and white base, and believe it or not a water sprayer.

first spray your design and let it flash completely, all the details but the water droplets.

next sray your design with water and allow it to, you guessed it, create droplets. remember to tape/mask off anything you don't want the droplets airbrushed on.

then take your airbrush a fill it with the white and spray about a foot away just mist barely hitting the bottom of the water droplets.

then just hit the top of them with the black is the same way.

next put in the paint booth and bake placing the part in a position that the droplets wont run. let it bake until all the water evaporates completely.

don't not touch the droplets at all if you touch them the paint rubs off. best thing to do is spray it right away with clear coat. and your done. see easy. if i confused you im sry let me know if you don't get a certain point and ill see if i can explain better

[MaxPlusTen]

cool trick, ill deffinatly have to try that

[02cetransam]

those look unreal

[00camaro16]

ok i really want to get some of my other work on here. how do i get more pictures then is allowed

[00camaro16]

there we go. here is the air lid for my camaro that ive been trying to uploadd



and here is my jet ski i airbrushed

[00camaro16]

the one i deleted trying to figure out the picture thing



not airbrushed but i painted this too, one of my firsts

[HitManLs1]

All Of them look good u guys keep up the good work

[MaxPlusTen]

that jetski looks great... what type of clear are you using?