The "Worn " look...?
- Thread starter Skeet
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right, that was meant to sound as gay as it sounded wasn't it ?mexican houseboys repeatadly diving into snakes for their masters?
got it in one..
skeet you got it in one
I did it by the finest wet and dry sand paper from a car spray shop ....i did it in oct 05 and ive had my marker serviced twice since then dont know about warranty but with all egos you just throw that out with the wrapping paper....
and the body still looks as good ...no rust ...no fuss
skeet if your still up for it can we finish our business ...ive been a lazy arse but been concentratin on college recently, that and the smoke
skeet you got it in one
I did it by the finest wet and dry sand paper from a car spray shop ....i did it in oct 05 and ive had my marker serviced twice since then dont know about warranty but with all egos you just throw that out with the wrapping paper....
and the body still looks as good ...no rust ...no fuss
skeet if your still up for it can we finish our business ...ive been a lazy arse but been concentratin on college recently, that and the smoke
Care to expand on that?or try the technique known as dry brushing
Maybe...doen with gold, it will look like my XSV is solid gold underneath the blue anno...mmmmm.
Does anyone know where I can get (free and without VIRUS'S) teh full colour 37min Paris Hilton video?
Just thought I would add that
Ok then, to perform the technique known as drybrushing follow these instructions
1: take a small paint brush
2: take a pot of paint of the colour you want
3: dip brush into paint
4: wipe off all the paint on the brush onto toilet paper or a copy of the times (same thing you see)
5: brush lightly over the raised edges of the object
this will leave a light coating of the paint colour on just the edges, giving you a weatherd or worn look
1: take a small paint brush
2: take a pot of paint of the colour you want
3: dip brush into paint
4: wipe off all the paint on the brush onto toilet paper or a copy of the times (same thing you see)
5: brush lightly over the raised edges of the object
this will leave a light coating of the paint colour on just the edges, giving you a weatherd or worn look