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Author Topic: Painting a custom without brush strokes showing?  (Read 955 times)

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Offline TexasGal

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Re: Painting a custom without brush strokes showing?
« Reply #15 on: June 27, 2013, 06:51:46 PM »
There is a lot of great advice in here!  Thanks for all these great tips, everyone!

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Re: Painting a custom without brush strokes showing?
« Reply #16 on: June 27, 2013, 09:29:24 PM »
I was worried about this, but I did my first pony with metallic acrylic, and it worked well.  The metallic colors are very forgiving.  I didn't like working with it watered down, but I did figure out quickly to give that full hour dry time between coats that the bottle says to do.  I got one side a little goopy, but I found I could wipe the goopy, part off with acetone finger nail polish remover (not 100% acetone) without messing the entire paint job up.  If you pick mine up and look at it, you'd see the lightest of brush strokes, but not looking at it sitting on a table or taking a photo.

 

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