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Bingy99
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Hi All,
Just a small technical assistance if you dont mind.
I wish to prepare some Bristol Board for painting onto. For example I would like to paint the Bristol Board completely Light Green so that when I airbrush onto it, I can erase and scratch back to the light green base.
I am using wicked paints, which I have noticed, begin to erase and scratch much more successfully the more layers of paint that go onto the work.
I am thinking that if the bristol board is painted completely forst before airbrushing begins, then the wicked will erase and scratch easier.
So the question now is, What is the best spray can or paint to paint the bristol board with?
Hoping the above makes sense as to what I am asking
Simon
Just a small technical assistance if you dont mind.
I wish to prepare some Bristol Board for painting onto. For example I would like to paint the Bristol Board completely Light Green so that when I airbrush onto it, I can erase and scratch back to the light green base.
I am using wicked paints, which I have noticed, begin to erase and scratch much more successfully the more layers of paint that go onto the work.
I am thinking that if the bristol board is painted completely forst before airbrushing begins, then the wicked will erase and scratch easier.
So the question now is, What is the best spray can or paint to paint the bristol board with?
Hoping the above makes sense as to what I am asking
Simon