Worlds End

[flyjoe180]

Salt technique, nice.

[Guest]

This looks very interesting and off to a great start, good to see the salt technique not been brave enough to try it yet or the hairspray either, enjoying this.

[Guest]

Nice

[Guest]

Off to a great start Monica I have my popcorn ready.

scott

[Guest]

Like the ideea. Is that snow on your track? How have you done that?

[monica]

hi Joe, steve, i do like the salt technique, as you always get some that just will not budge, which looks good,in my eyes

I also use the hair stick alot as well, you should realy try them out Steve, not as scarey as it all seams

nice to have you along Polux, scott,o_O

Catalin, no thats salt on water to use for a paint chipping effect,once dry ,you spray over your top coats then once thats dry you

use a old tooth brush or just a very old brush and rub off the salt and it chips away to the under coat,

for show i use baking powder or some type of very fine power ,on top of watered down PVA glue,

[Guest]

I want to know more, I want to see pictures with the final result, please?

[monica]

for sure, Catalin i will do my best to help you understand what im doing ,plus i like lots of pics,

alot of the guys use the say ways but we all adapted it to your own way

[PaulTRose]

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[eddiesolo]

Nice, Iove the salting, makes a lovely smooth worn effect, not as precise as hairspray chipping but great for large areas. I also wait until dry then use my fingers to rub off, the salt then dulls the paintwork giving a more worn, flat look.

Si

[monica]

great Tip, Si, i will try that this time, as its going to be red but i wont that sun bleached look as well ta,

well with the figures i get costing so much that why i do try my very best with them ,

also lol would lov to win lotto,

[eddiesolo]

Another technique is to use PVA, get a piece of flat plastic and add the glue thinly, once dry you can shape, and it looks like the laquer coat has peeled.

Si

[monica]

thats a must try as well, what i do is let the paint sit for 3 or 4 hrs then use a cotton bud to push it about abit and ripple itt,

[eddiesolo]

My Bird Of Prey was painted in car spray paint, after I salted it and then knocked back with fingers and toothbrush: result, a nice worn and flat paintwork.

Si

[monica]

oh wow she is great and i can see how it has worked,you can see that white chocky look about the paint, lov it,

will try that for sure, and if it dose not work so well, no biggie any way need to start some were