Probably the most amazing paint job I've ever witnessed! And it has to be a pretty good looking one before I even choose to take time to watch a paint-one video. Definitely worth the view!
Wow, you gotta be a surgeon, minister someone who has a lot of patience!!! 😵💫 That paint job is unreal! You have such a talent. My eyes would go buggy to do that many dots. What a great and unique looking lure! Thank you for posting this. 👍🏻🇨🇦🎣
Ratio for reducer to paint is usually 1 to 1 and if you take the nose cone off it reduces tip dry and you can do finer lines with it just lower the air pressure down to about 20 psi
It's incredible, after all the sanding for what seems like forever, and achieving a near perfect shape and surface... the first base coat of paint reveals everything that was missed or needs more attention! I've been experiencing a lot of problems with the 4012 reducer. If too much is used with certain Createx paints, it causes the paint to coagulate/seize and clog the nozzle. I found that they now recommend 4011, because 4012 it too "hot". 4012 can be thinned with water to be use in problematic paints so that it's not too strong. I always take the needle out the nozzle end of the brush so as to not pull any paint back towards the trigger mechanism. Two questions: How many dots? & How many hours? I am utterly amazed and completely in awe by that paint job! Stunning!!!
I haven't had any problems with this reducer so far, but I'll pick up some 4011 the next time I need some for comparison. I appreciate your input! I honestly don't know how many dots, but I did spend 27 hours painting this lure. Not economical at all, but I just really wanted to do it. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful paintjob as always. One of my biggest issue with airbrushing is the initial primer/ white layer, of which i always seem to need like 100 layers to fully hide the ballast holes. But i suppose apart from an aerosol primer, there is little you can do?
Thanks! You could try using a little bit of drywall spackle to fill those small inperfections; Let it dry and sand it down with fine sandpaper, then put another layer of paint over it. You could also pick up a can of automotive primer with a filler in it. It's a high build primer made for car scratches that you can sand down.
Not sure if you know this, but that nut that locks the needle in place on the back of the air brush.....you can just break that loose with a couple of turns. You don't have to remove it completely. I've lost so many of those little locking nuts taking them all the way off.
What a great video ! I have a question : when I put scotch on my lures I "scratch" off (i dont know the correct world) do you know a solution to this ?
Sometimes the tape does pull off paint. Make sure each layer is completely dry. Also, I paint two layers of Kamar varnish over everything before I tape it, which I think helps.
To be honest, I'm fairly new to airbrushing, and am self-taught. The manual reccomended 25-55 psi, so I've been working with 30 psi with pretty good results. I will definately try out a lower psi to see what that's like. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience.
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Probably the most amazing paint job I've ever witnessed! And it has to be a pretty good looking one before I even choose to take time to watch a paint-one video. Definitely worth the view!
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you found it interesting!
Wow, you gotta be a surgeon, minister someone who has a lot of patience!!! 😵💫 That paint job is unreal! You have such a talent. My eyes would go buggy to do that many dots. What a great and unique looking lure! Thank you for posting this. 👍🏻🇨🇦🎣
Thank you very much for watching and for commenting, I really appreciate your support!
Your Passion for the art is apparent in every single piece you do. Keep at it, cant wait to see whats next.
Thank you very much for your kind words!
Mate that's absolutely stunning, the details mesmerizing. Just adore your work so much man..
Thank you so much, I don't know what to say except thank you!
The level of detail you go to is unmatched by any other lure maker I've ever seen🤯 absolutely amazing work 👌👍♥️
Thank you very much for your support and for commenting, I really appreciate it!
Wow, that's one extraordinary bait. Thank for this video, loved it!
Thank you very much, I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Spot On! I admire your patience. Great job sir! Impressed.
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Ratio for reducer to paint is usually 1 to 1 and if you take the nose cone off it reduces tip dry and you can do finer lines with it just lower the air pressure down to about 20 psi
Thanks for the info, I will give that a try in my next project! I really appreciate it!
It's incredible, after all the sanding for what seems like forever, and achieving a near perfect shape and surface... the first base coat of paint reveals everything that was missed or needs more attention!
I've been experiencing a lot of problems with the 4012 reducer. If too much is used with certain Createx paints, it causes the paint to coagulate/seize and clog the nozzle. I found that they now recommend 4011, because 4012 it too "hot". 4012 can be thinned with water to be use in problematic paints so that it's not too strong.
I always take the needle out the nozzle end of the brush so as to not pull any paint back towards the trigger mechanism.
Two questions: How many dots? & How many hours?
I am utterly amazed and completely in awe by that paint job! Stunning!!!
I haven't had any problems with this reducer so far, but I'll pick up some 4011 the next time I need some for comparison. I appreciate your input! I honestly don't know how many dots, but I did spend 27 hours painting this lure. Not economical at all, but I just really wanted to do it. Thanks for watching!
Thank you
Watching from Indonesia,,, 🇮🇩
Welcome, glad to have you here!
Very nice mate…. A real show piece 🤙🏼
Thanks so much!
That is unreal!! Man i envy your talent haha
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Beautiful.🤟👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome 👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
Amazing it's the art!!
Thank you!
Πολύ ωραίο!!! απίστευτο !!! ευχαριστώ.
Many thanks!
That's amazing!!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful paintjob as always. One of my biggest issue with airbrushing is the initial primer/ white layer, of which i always seem to need like 100 layers to fully hide the ballast holes. But i suppose apart from an aerosol primer, there is little you can do?
Thanks! You could try using a little bit of drywall spackle to fill those small inperfections; Let it dry and sand it down with fine sandpaper, then put another layer of paint over it. You could also pick up a can of automotive primer with a filler in it. It's a high build primer made for car scratches that you can sand down.
You should make an Arctic char swim bait.
Thanks, I will add it to the list!
Not sure if you know this, but that nut that locks the needle in place on the back of the air brush.....you can just break that loose with a couple of turns. You don't have to remove it completely. I've lost so many of those little locking nuts taking them all the way off.
I guess I didn't realize that, thank you for the tip! I've been lucky so far and haven't lost any parts.
👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
I won't be fishing with this pretty lure, can't even imagine the heart break if I lost something like this.
I appreciate your support and thank you for watching!
What a great video ! I have a question : when I put scotch on my lures I "scratch" off (i dont know the correct world) do you know a solution to this ?
Sometimes the tape does pull off paint. Make sure each layer is completely dry. Also, I paint two layers of Kamar varnish over everything before I tape it, which I think helps.
@@zimmtex oh yes I forgetted the kamar varnish thank you a lot !
30 psi is way to much air for that Iwata Eclipse. I spray anywhere between 11 and 17 psi. If I'm covering a lot of area I go up to 25 psi.
To be honest, I'm fairly new to airbrushing, and am self-taught. The manual reccomended 25-55 psi, so I've been working with 30 psi with pretty good results. I will definately try out a lower psi to see what that's like. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience.
request realistic fish paint
Thanks for your request and for watching!
awesome paint job...ruined by the tail
Well, I'm glad you watched my video.
it looks like it could be venomous
It does doesn't it!