918Designs
+1y
Edited: 12/24/2005 7:44:25 AM by diablowerks
Thats badass, I got a couple of questions for you. I will email you.
Thats badass, I got a couple of questions for you. I will email you.
chevydriver5k5
+1y
they are plastic parts for a yamaha rhino kind of an off road golf cartthanks for the comments guys
chevydriver5k5
+1y
steps?
its red and yellow candy over white
its all airbrushed
im not really good at explaining things lol
its red and yellow candy over white
its all airbrushed
im not really good at explaining things lol
DodgeRT
+1y
Originally posted by chevydriver5k5
steps? its red and yellow candy over white its all airbrushed im not really good at explaining things lol
lol,know that posting "NEW PAINT PICS",someones going to ask how and what steps you took,lol ....
steps? its red and yellow candy over white its all airbrushed im not really good at explaining things lol
lol,know that posting "NEW PAINT PICS",someones going to ask how and what steps you took,lol ....
DougyFrisch
+1y
Originally posted by 2bad4ya
whats the steps in doing a "fire" paint job?
There's no right or wrong way, every artist have different techniques and colors to use. that's why they all look different...
the basics for over a black base is normally white and follow'd by your choice of some candy yellows, oranges, then reds. sometimes a lil purple n blue never hurts either. normally finish it off with some white n black and your ready to rock...
whats the steps in doing a "fire" paint job?
There's no right or wrong way, every artist have different techniques and colors to use. that's why they all look different...
the basics for over a black base is normally white and follow'd by your choice of some candy yellows, oranges, then reds. sometimes a lil purple n blue never hurts either. normally finish it off with some white n black and your ready to rock...