FAQs: "Do you prime parts before you paint, or do you just paint over factory parts?"

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • One of the most common questions I hear from new customizers/painters is whether or not I prime the parts or spray a basecoat before I begin customizing. The answer is - "it depends". In this video I will explain when I simply start painting, when I spray a base coat, and which paints I use when I do choose to start with a base layer.

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  • @dougmohn3379
    @dougmohn3379 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for the video, the tips really helpful,appreciate it

  • @ryantorney5581
    @ryantorney5581 7 месяцев назад +4

    I am an amateur customizer for the Classified line ,(so far), and have been covering my learning / work progress as I learn new techniques and approaches . What you explained about the rub factor for the joints with the black Krylon paint is absolute an absolute grand slam of a tip. Thank you so much! Subscribed!

  • @slimfrizz4973
    @slimfrizz4973 Месяц назад +1

    Question Mr.Girard 🙋 how would you go about painting The Mid section plastic loin cloth like the one on the Dark templar ? What paint would you recommend for the paint to not chip off too much or stay sealed?

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  26 дней назад

      Those softer pieces are tougher to paint. I tend to only use brush paint on those parts as I find spray sometimes gets tacky. I use Vallejo almost exclusively and that is what I do there as well!

  • @swifty9257
    @swifty9257 2 месяца назад +2

    I just sand

  • @calmanny
    @calmanny Год назад +5

    Awesome information. Starting the journey of my first custom project.

  • @Mikeymuch1
    @Mikeymuch1 Год назад +5

    Just received my first mythic, legions figure goblin legion builder deluxe I’m about to start my first customization doing some dry brushing and what not thanks to your videos love this line love your work I am hooked.

  • @herculesthedestroyer758
    @herculesthedestroyer758 10 дней назад

    Hey how you doing if you don't mind maybe you can help me out here I'm just starting to do this now and I don't know too much about it what would be the perfect prime to make a green action figure Also a metallic If you could send me a link where I could get started and buy the stuff finally I will appreciate it so much

  • @SonnyS994
    @SonnyS994 Год назад +3

    Thanks Jeremy. When using the paint sealer do you spray each part individually or do you build the figure back up and spray in a one go? I completely stripped a figure down to paint it and was hoping to build it back up and seal it all at once.
    Please let me know when you can this is my first custom 😂

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  Год назад +4

      I build it up and spray in one go generally

    • @SonnyS994
      @SonnyS994 Год назад +1

      @@MythicCustoms thanks so much for that

  • @insufficientfunds076
    @insufficientfunds076 Год назад +1

    Has anyone tried the bottle clear coat primer from FolkArt Paint?

  • @Cr8grrl
    @Cr8grrl Год назад +1

    👍🏻thanks Just what I was looking for to find, as I attempt to paint my 1st head tonight with dave… a custom Walter !😂😁

  • @chrisrennirt8465
    @chrisrennirt8465 9 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent information and advice here! Thanks a bunch!

  • @PyramidHeadChris
    @PyramidHeadChris 9 месяцев назад +2

    What you recommend for a plastic coat, for example, Gambit's coat, that kind of material?

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  8 месяцев назад +1

      If you are asking what to use for paint on those, some of those soft plastic coats do not do well with primer or paint. I tend to avoid those if possible. If not, I used just try to brush paint on top of what is there

    • @PyramidHeadChris
      @PyramidHeadChris 8 месяцев назад

      @@MythicCustoms thank you!

  • @jhulvincentcalabia4784
    @jhulvincentcalabia4784 5 месяцев назад

    I customized my Hulk head sculpt (Marvel Legends wolverine 2 pack) by changing his hair and adding some chin on him and I'm too hesitant to paint the head or I should just buy a primer online first so I can finally paint him?

  • @Sieunhan_custom
    @Sieunhan_custom Год назад +3

    Do i have to sand them down and then prime it ?

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  Год назад +4

      The only reason to LIGHTLY sand parts is if they have burrs from the 3D-printing supports that you want to smooth out. You do NOT need to sand to get paint to adhere, and doing so will likely damage the details of the sculpture itself.

  • @strummingnerd
    @strummingnerd 3 года назад +2

    Thanks Jeremy! Is a single coat of the dull sealant all you need?

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  3 года назад

      Yeah, that is what I tend to do. I don't want to go too hard for fear that it will gum up the piece. I find a short burst spray is fine, although I do sometimes do a bit extra on weapon handles since I know they will get extra wear.

    • @strummingnerd
      @strummingnerd 3 года назад

      @@MythicCustoms Many thanks!!!! Keep up the great videos!

  • @white7fang809
    @white7fang809 Год назад

    prime all parts u can

  • @white7fang809
    @white7fang809 Год назад

    are your foxes custom if so where do i get the heads and bodys?

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  Год назад

      Yes, all the Kitsune foxes are customs I designed. The head and tail parts are available at www.WolfKingCustoms.com

  • @muursnorthwestamexem8581
    @muursnorthwestamexem8581 Год назад

    Are you taking commissions

    • @MythicCustoms
      @MythicCustoms  Год назад

      Sorry, I no longer take commission work. :(