When i'm running the Paasche at.. 0.20 I can get some close and fine dots (my skill level) but I noticed you still had pretty good coverage when at a moderate distance. I have cleaned the airbrush COMPLETELY and still having the same issue.. I have thinned paint further and still no luck. Still getting flecks on my normal tip Paasche despite cleaning and a complete remix of paint with more reducer. #1, do you have any input. #2 I'd love to see a video on all the problems beginners face in one place. That would be awesome. I know there are some spread amongst different videos, but a single source where I can routinely watch/reference would be great. As always, great job. Though I cannot paint tanks for AWHILE, I love to watch the artwork and process.
You kilt it, I can already see the 3-D in that work right there , just wow, being a auto painter, I know it woulda been perfect under the clear DEEP . Great tutorial also, walking away saying MAN, so clean!
I think skulls in snow drifts would be cool Carsten you have a good reference with snow in Victoria province this week ❄️🌬☃️ awesome blends between skulls and smoke
Great work just wondering if your still using the battery powered airbrush compressor, if so rather than keep taking the valve connectors off you cm to attach it why not connect it to a quick release valve that way you can set it up and change airbrush.. Just an idea because I was going to pick one up for outdoor work :-)..
Haven’t played with it for a little while but will create an artwork tutorial soon using one....I did try the quick connect but it doesn’t work with the battery unit 😞
Do you have a rule of thumb for thinning and air pressure? You mentioned 30/70 paint/thinner @ ~20psi for the really fine details. How thick and at what pressure do you go for the coarser work?
I don't take on commissions anymore, however I used to charge approx $800 - 1000 per mural (around A4 size) so most bikes would cost around $3000 and up plus prep and clear.
Hey man. Just wondering about preparation of the tank. For example I've been given a black tank that's ready to go. If I were to go and do this too it, do I just give it all a light sand with 600grit, clean it and then begin painting? And then after the art work go ahead and clear? Is that your process?
Awesome job, I hope with in the next year I'm doing tanks or hoods. I'm the person that sent you a email with the 2 pics. I have a question if you don't mind. I was airbrushing and all the sudden big shots of water came out of the gun. It ruined my art work and did it for around 15 to 20 mins off and on. I was maaddd. Also it would have little burst of paint. I was running a fine line and all the sudden it looked like I went full throttle, but I was barely on the trigger. I bought a 180$ airbrush kit 4 days ago and it came with a little compressor. Would that be my issue the compressor? It has a water filter but it's seems like a lot of water. I have 2 other compressor 33 gallan and a 20 gallon, should I run that instead of the little liter one. I know nothing about the set up and how it flows together. I was worried that the other compressors were to big and could cause damage to my seals in the gun. I don't think it's the gun because today I bought the eclipse for 160$ and it does the same thing as before. Any help would be appreciated. One more thing to make thin lines is it better to run low psi(18 to 20) and more reducer (65% reducer) or higher psi(30 to 35) and less reducer (30%).
Check out the Art from the other side of this Tank - th-cam.com/video/R7my3WTX0Ag/w-d-xo.html
When i'm running the Paasche at.. 0.20 I can get some close and fine dots (my skill level) but I noticed you still had pretty good coverage when at a moderate distance. I have cleaned the airbrush COMPLETELY and still having the same issue.. I have thinned paint further and still no luck. Still getting flecks on my normal tip Paasche despite cleaning and a complete remix of paint with more reducer. #1, do you have any input. #2 I'd love to see a video on all the problems beginners face in one place. That would be awesome. I know there are some spread amongst different videos, but a single source where I can routinely watch/reference would be great. As always, great job. Though I cannot paint tanks for AWHILE, I love to watch the artwork and process.
I always say you can never have too many skulls. Great video my friend
Yes, me too lol 💀🤘🏻
You kilt it, I can already see the 3-D in that work right there , just wow, being a auto painter, I know it woulda been perfect under the clear DEEP . Great tutorial also, walking away saying MAN, so clean!
You amaze me! I am lucky to see your painting and learn from you! I am not new to airbrush but I am new to using it this way! Thank You!
I love these videos! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
Thank you and no probs happy to continue to make these vids and glad you find them helpful 👍🏻🙏🏻
I just got a airbrush system and I would love to learn how to do work like you do I think your work is awesome!
That is awesome! I’ve been wondering how to make my boring black tank look cool. Thanks!
Thank you glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
I think skulls in snow drifts would be cool Carsten you have a good reference with snow in Victoria province this week ❄️🌬☃️ awesome blends between skulls and smoke
Yes, great idea and we sure have been getting some cold days here in Vic , thanks for the comment and glad you enjoyed the vid 👍🏻
Love your videos, no one anywhere close to me does airbrush classes.
Thank you glad you find them helpful 🙏🏻
Killer! Amazing! Definitely show the other side of the tank.
Thank you and appreciate the feedback re the other side , I think it’s gonna happen 👍🏻
Damn that's some next level skill you have man! Your airbrush is amazing at the level of fine line procession it can do
I always want to do that. Thanks for all the tips! Great help. 👍
All that is missing now is some 3d letters on buttom of the tank reading "oldschool" haha :D . looks so good :D
I certainly Do want to see the other side of the tank being painted!
Awesome thanks for letting me know and the other side will be shown soon 👍🏻
Amazing as always. Amazing details.
Thank you glad you enjoyed the vid 👍🏻💀
Masterful! I can only imagine the 8 thumbs down were for not seeing it lacquered! Really impressive and thanks for sharing.
Great work and video!
Absolutelly amaizing.Can you please tell me what compressor you use?Thanks
I think your better then a tattoo artist!
Beautiful! Great work 👍
Many thanks glad you enjoyed the art and video 💀👍🏻
Outstanding !
Quite the over reduction , I like to hear that . thats probably around mine cause yeah tip dry sucks
Im alwayas wacthing your vlog coz i want to learn how to paint like you..
I dig it. Great job
Thank you 🙏🏻
so cool awsome job man
Wow nice one mate👏😁👍
Thank buddy hope you are well 👍🏻
Great work just wondering if your still using the battery powered airbrush compressor, if so rather than keep taking the valve connectors off you cm to attach it why not connect it to a quick release valve that way you can set it up and change airbrush.. Just an idea because I was going to pick one up for outdoor work :-)..
Haven’t played with it for a little while but will create an artwork tutorial soon using one....I did try the quick connect but it doesn’t work with the battery unit 😞
SUPER!! ...LOVE IT!
I really enjoy your video's. Are there examples of references included with the skull stencils?
No the templates just come ‘as is’ but adding reference is a great idea I’ll keep that in mind for my future stencil releases 👍🏻🤔
Very good.
Thank you 🙏🏻
☺👍nice and a good weekend
Thank you 🙏🏻
Do you apply the smoke after you painted your tank, before the clear coat? Wondering if you have a time limit
Do you have a rule of thumb for thinning and air pressure? You mentioned 30/70 paint/thinner @ ~20psi for the really fine details. How thick and at what pressure do you go for the coarser work?
What airbrush are you using for your fine detail? Thank you!
Looks like you enjoy the PS 770 👍💀👌
Yes , it’s a fantastic brush and for the price a bargain 👍🏻
Real amazing thank you
How much to do that on my tanks and something similar on the fenders
I don't take on commissions anymore, however I used to charge approx $800 - 1000 per mural (around A4 size) so most bikes would cost around $3000 and up plus prep and clear.
Hey man. Just wondering about preparation of the tank. For example I've been given a black tank that's ready to go. If I were to go and do this too it, do I just give it all a light sand with 600grit, clean it and then begin painting? And then after the art work go ahead and clear? Is that your process?
sir, what kind of topcoat do you use? waterbase or automotive urethane?
Amazing.
very fun!
What size tip & needle r u using on the black
Kindly what kind of paint you are using??
What kind of paint you use master?
Look nice
Awesome job, I hope with in the next year I'm doing tanks or hoods. I'm the person that sent you a email with the 2 pics. I have a question if you don't mind. I was airbrushing and all the sudden big shots of water came out of the gun. It ruined my art work and did it for around 15 to 20 mins off and on. I was maaddd. Also it would have little burst of paint. I was running a fine line and all the sudden it looked like I went full throttle, but I was barely on the trigger. I bought a 180$ airbrush kit 4 days ago and it came with a little compressor. Would that be my issue the compressor? It has a water filter but it's seems like a lot of water. I have 2 other compressor 33 gallan and a 20 gallon, should I run that instead of the little liter one. I know nothing about the set up and how it flows together. I was worried that the other compressors were to big and could cause damage to my seals in the gun. I don't think it's the gun because today I bought the eclipse for 160$ and it does the same thing as before. Any help would be appreciated.
One more thing to make thin lines is it better to run low psi(18 to 20) and more reducer (65% reducer) or higher psi(30 to 35) and less reducer (30%).
What airbrush paint you use for automotive
I use Trident Waterbased airbrushing colours 👍🏻
WHICH COMPRESOR AIRBRUSH YOU USE IT ?
Acrylic polyurethane or oil?
Are you from Melbourne mate?
R u using 1shot paint 🎨
Just take all my money!
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