Check it out

[Tyler Speir]

Adding airbrush to my custom rods.
This is for Doug hes a member on the forums who never posts hehe, he just reads. Doug, I hope you like it .

I have not put the epoxy yet, so it will look a little bit more shiny once it is applied.

[jacksond]

I like it! Don't give me crap about not posting. If I had something to say, I would. :)

[Tyler Speir]

yaaaa, 1st post

[Wayne Kohan]

It looks nice. This may be a dumb question, but do you have to cover the airbrushed area with an epoxy finish to protect it?

Wayne

[Tyler Speir]

It looks nice. This may be a dumb question, but do you have to cover the airbrushed area with an epoxy finish to protect it?

Wayne


It's not a dumb question. It depens on the type of paint you use, im going to use an epoxy on this just to be safe.

[Chris Scoones]

The airbrush opens up a few options I hadn't considered before. Thanks for showing it.

[flybill]

Very nice! :cool: Now if only I had some artistic ability.. :hmmm: Might have to get my sister to get the airbrush out!

[Sloan Craven]

That's really a great idea! Have you thought about airbrushing color patterns of your favorite salmonids.

[Tyler Speir]

That's really a great idea! Have you thought about airbrushing color patterns of your favorite salmonids.

I have tons of ideas running through my head.

[James Mello]

I've been toying with the idea of airbrushing, but haven't take the plunge. I'm still trying to get weaves down, but since I haven't mastered that yet, I need to table the paint stuff until later :) BTW, great looking stuff!

[Islander]

That's a cool effect. Are you using acrylic paint?

[Tyler Speir]

I used Createx Auto Air, it's a acrylic enamel.