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Hi, I would like to make a matt version to get a whitewashed effect on ceramic items. Do you know if there's a matt version?

Is there a matte finish version

Love this tip! Thank you! :)

a chrome surface or polish metal

a metal as bright as a mirror

Hello. Thanks a lot. Do you think it s possible to make a clear acrylic color as transparent as Tamiya s paint? I d like to create a water blue green clear and apply it on metal with is as brillant as a mirror. The objective is to keep the mirror aspect even with the paint on. I hope my poor English is understandible ( I don't use the machin)

Awesome Job, Now Poe Looks More Real!!!!

Thanks! 🙏🏼

Thank you for this! 🙏🏼

hello, how do you make that steel kick plate?

Thank you so much!

Great tutorial, thanks for that

The review help I made a few

Question are you going to make another video

Y’all need a video to make paint transparent? Just water it down or buy cheap paint stupid

this is great, just the right video that I need 👌🏻

Does this work to color clear plastic?

Send me a link to your store I would love to obtain some of your works

The mesh is called a "plastic canvas." Great video 😁

THANK YOU SO MUCH. This is exactly what I needed to know for my mural!

I don’t often work with acrylic paint (usually with metals) but I recently wandered into this realm for a craft project. I’m clueless, so your tip is very helpful to me. Thanks! (BTW I wonder why you don’t have an affiliate link in the description for the Liquitex Glazing Medium. I would have purchased it thru you as a token of appreciation.)

Can i use 2k clear over acrylic paint?

this is amazing!!!!!!!! thank you <3333

I use a wet sponge to the remove side wet again let it dry then it peels much easier.

Looks good!

I'd say it's Sylvester Dameron now haha. Still 1000 times better than the original paint.

I need to paint transparent color onto flat, clear plastic with no brush marks for large fairy wings! I can't find anything, or any way, to do this. Help? maybe?????????? Please??????

So I thought of this before I started Googling. I need to make a green lens from clear plastic, this might just work...

Oh boy. What’s a great tip ! Thanks for sharing. I’m really appreciate it

Thanks!

Awesome tutorial. Where did you purchase that little light switch?

Great video I wish we got to see how you made the rest of it!

Can you list the paints you used? Its hard to keep track if you aren't familiar with Citadel.

Nice work, this video inspired me to repaint my Poe, which turned out OK. I’m looking to do so many more, I’ve got the bug 👍🏻

I have used some of your techniques to create my own diorama. Check it out on DMG Scale Models.

What is that mesh racket plastic called??

this video is absolute stonks lol. Looking to paint the new unpainted clone head sculpts from the black series sometime and this tutorial will be a big help on the basic process of painting.

ugly work. you are a fake artist

what is the ratio? thanks for this video,

Thank you...but had you been drinking ?....the video shook that much I felt giddy....🤭

I like your rendition of a Pallet; very realistic. (The bottom in particular.) The sides and middle supports should be twice as thick as this to support heavier loads, like the irl example. Assembling freehand would allow for less-than-squareness which is perfect for the model world. Leave a few slats off, or damage them and it'll be perfectly accurate and faithful too. Slow setting CA glue would be great if one is concerned about hot melt glue burns. Great weathering too.

You did a, great job sculpting Poe, 😉 that looks exactly like the, real one, which is Oscar Isaac 😆

This was brilliant, and to the point. Xx

Could this be easily removed from a window with a standard scraping blade?

Hey did you recently sell a back alley dio on mercari cause your work looks so familiar

Comment, nice job, just the one

Hi there thanks for the tip could you also use a matte medium for the same effect

Well... I am going to paint some abstracts & big, giant flowers. Thanks a million. I really want to work with see-through paint for a while, because you can see what's underneath! Bye.

Can I use any kind of liquitex?

Great tip. Once I move to acrylics, I will need to remember this for layering. Might be just what I need.