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EDGECRUSHER
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Hello first post here. I've been airbrushing a couple years now privately with an interest in eventually doing work for others. My interests/styles include steamp-punk, anatomy, fantasy, wildlife, kustom kulture, custom auto/moto work ect. I also apologize ahead of time because I tend to very long winded.
Well, in a couple weeks I'm having a party for holloween and I'm brain-storming for ideas on decorating. If I can make a good excuse to get the airbrush out (been to busy to paint much this year) I'd like to paint something for this party. Usually we have it in a pole barn which I cover the walls of with black plastic sheeting and then, using cheap brushes and some fluorescent paint, paint some quick rough 'things' on it. Mostly it's never been anything spectacular rather just to set the mood with some black lights. However, this year I'd like to make some more interesting mural type graphics yet still keep it relatively quick and cheap.
So I'm looking for some suggestions on fluorescent paints to use through an airbrush and also some ideas on cheap substrates to paint on that may hold the paint better than black plastic yet still be cheap to throw away after the party is done.
Maybe 1/4" plywood with black rustoleum base may have to do it?
Well, in a couple weeks I'm having a party for holloween and I'm brain-storming for ideas on decorating. If I can make a good excuse to get the airbrush out (been to busy to paint much this year) I'd like to paint something for this party. Usually we have it in a pole barn which I cover the walls of with black plastic sheeting and then, using cheap brushes and some fluorescent paint, paint some quick rough 'things' on it. Mostly it's never been anything spectacular rather just to set the mood with some black lights. However, this year I'd like to make some more interesting mural type graphics yet still keep it relatively quick and cheap.
So I'm looking for some suggestions on fluorescent paints to use through an airbrush and also some ideas on cheap substrates to paint on that may hold the paint better than black plastic yet still be cheap to throw away after the party is done.
Maybe 1/4" plywood with black rustoleum base may have to do it?