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Flames
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How hard is airbrushing flames onto stuff?
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Practice on some cardboard... Take a good look at a flame job, you'll
iether figure it out, if you know anything about spray-painting or you
should let someone else do it... Speak nicely to Beav, he's been doing
painting for long enough and he can explain things pretty well. He's
got a web site somewhere that'l explain a full prepping...
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Kin hell, I'd forgotten about that :-)
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Use plenty of thinners and a match onna stick. Oh, and water-based
paints just put the match out.
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You rank yourself in... (mark appropiate)
[ ] Assembling an Ikea piece of furniture is impossible for me.
[ ] I built a working 1:1 replica of river Kwai bridge (train included)
using Big Mac boxes.
Depending on the answer try:
- or -
Search for "motorcycle custom paint" in amazon.com, there is some stuff
for the people who ride HD's and watch OC. Post the result if you find
something of interest, thx.
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I thought you chap wearing, Harley riding, Orange County watching types
loved a good airbrushed flame paint job.
Well. Actually I want do the flame paint on a 1960s pushbike.
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If you need to ask, then you're not going to find it easy!
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Depends what "stuff" it is.
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Yeah, never air brush flames onto a Lion.
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I would expect that airbrushing flames onto, say, a brick wall would be
pretty easy, but airbrushing flames onto a cooked sprout might be a bit
tricker, what with it rolling around the plate a bit, and being quite
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Is that what they mean by "flame grilled"?
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Flame grilled sprouts?
What are you thinking of?
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small, and round.
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you'd need to mount it first, duh.
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Give me a woman every time. Sprouts collapse too readily.
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it's not just a river in Egypt, you know.
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Still, I'm not an expert.
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