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MiniArt crawler
- Thread starter Cheyenne
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Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
So far you are doing a wonderful job on it!
How did you do the cracked leather?
Cheyenne
Moderator
Heavens Eagle , thanks man !!!
Pup , crackle medium from a craft store .
Acrylic under coat [ the color you want to show through the cracks ] let dry .
Coat with crackle medium , let dry .
The top coat should be air brushed on . Brush painting the top coat on clumps with multiple passes with a brush .
A brush can be used for the top coat but only one pass of the brush , it's easier to a.b. it
Then just sit back and watch it crackle . I've used it many times .
I use it alot on old wood windows and doors and painted heat surfaces like mufflers .
Pup , crackle medium from a craft store .
Acrylic under coat [ the color you want to show through the cracks ] let dry .
Coat with crackle medium , let dry .
The top coat should be air brushed on . Brush painting the top coat on clumps with multiple passes with a brush .
A brush can be used for the top coat but only one pass of the brush , it's easier to a.b. it
Then just sit back and watch it crackle . I've used it many times .
I use it alot on old wood windows and doors and painted heat surfaces like mufflers .
And Migs has that stuff for twice as much and a quarter of the size. Thanks Glenn!
I've had paint do that by accident in the past but never figured out why.
I've had paint do that by accident in the past but never figured out why.
