Rob van Abeelen
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:welc , loads of good stuf on here and a lot of people that like to help , enjoy 😉
:welc and peace to you too!
Hi and :welc
Like Ben says , and when you first go over 2000 grid sandpaper with your razorblade by rubbing it just [b]one [/b]way square to the sand paper , creating a 2000 grid burr on one side of the blade , then slightly bend it to keep the edges out of the paint and carefully rub over the run while holding the blade nice and level and let the 2000grid burr slowely take away the run.
You are done when you see no low spots anymore.
This is how i do it and it is a very effective way.Rob
Very nice!
:welc and have some fun!
that will need some sanding……….. :unsure:
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:agree :rofl :rofl , but it looks sweet!
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[quote=”jim c” post=32738]i have to agree with artspray. its not much different than any other acrylic airbrush paints made for t-shirts. i can say i dont use it here in my shop. i have tried it many times and while its safer to use it cant compare to solvent basecoats.[/quote]
Sorry but autoair is not specificly made for t-shirts , you can afcourse use it on t-shirts but actual you need createx for that and it has a better coverage than most solvent based systems , like Artspry says , lay it on light is the key and it is a good quality paint for custom work.