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How did you get that glitter in the clear coat like that?This one is awesome Machineguts really awesome!
Kalandra wrote:bayoudragon wrote:They should avoid using the store. Maybe they should just take our names and addresses and bill us. 😈 😆
I think thats a great idea!I agree 😆 It looks like it will be fun to see all of the peoples different styles they come up with.
Kyrin wrote:The best way to repaint a peacock is to simply get the blue and purple interference paints, and some basic black paint, and the satin brush on sealer.
First do your repairs, fill in and resculpt. Then paint repaired area black, let dry. Then dry brush on the blue interference paint blending in purple if there happens to be any in the area you are repairing. Once that dries, seal with the satin sealer, and there ya go, done.
Windstone uses Golden brand interference paints, you can usually find them at Michaels, they aren’t cheap, but they are very cool and if you plan any PYO projects, they are worth the expense for future projects.
Good luck on your repair, sounds like she’s in good hands.
As for the Declo, I admit it, I hate them. What ever you do, seal your piece with sealer, then run the gold pen over it. If you try to seal after you put the gold on, it turns this sick army green color. The Declo does not like sealer on top of it. (Don’t tell, but I prefer Krylon 18kt gold leafing pens)
Kyrin
This is great information.I have a question.How is the back bone painted?It looks copper purple from the one I saw.How do you get that effect?I am new too Thanks.
