hätte auch noch ne frage hast du hier eine Airbrushpistole mit 0,5 nadel verwendet? das is ja bei den candys idealerweise vorgegeben so viel ich weiß? mich würde interessieren ob es auch mit einer 0,35 geht?
Sieht super aus, dein Mini-Surfbrett.Bei ca. 8:45, wo du es komplett gezeigt hast. Da sah es aus, als wenn unten entweder das Holz rau ist oder Staubkrümmel oder so dort war.
Prima Arbeit, aber kannst Du bitte nicht noch kurz in deiner Videobeschreibeung die Produkte auflisten, sowie die Tips mit dem 4030 Mischungsverhältnis. Bin echt begeistert von deinen Arbeiten. Ach, eine Frage hab ich noch! Hast Du das Weiß noch verdünnt oder ist das schon Spritzfertig? (ich find es außerdem toll dass Du die Videos auf "Deutsch" machst. Kann nicht jeder so toll Englisch.)
+The88katana600 keep a small reducer soaked sponge in your hand and use to remove the tip dry as it happens, every few minutes or so, white has the worst tip dry...and occasionally I work a little reducer into the needle tip by removing built up tip dry with the reducer soaked sponge and then re apply some reducer to the needle tip with the sponge then pull the needle back and forth without air to attempt to keep the tip clear...hope it helps but tip dry is part of the craft we have to live with...also reduce your paint 1 drop paint 2/3 drops reducer....
+The88katana600 I find the airbrush itself makes a big difference. The Renegade series by Badger have a lower slope to their needles which helps big time. Also clean and polish your needle, then wipe some Badger Needle Juice or other airbrush lube on the needle ( not silicon or petroleum based lubricants ) to keep it slick. needle juice doesn't mess with the paint or contaminate it. It just doesn't stick to the needle as much. I can paint for a few hours and almost never get tip dry in that time, even with white. high performance reducer helps too, and reduce as far as you can without causing problems with spidering paint. Have fun airbrushing ! If you sub to my channel I'll share more tips with you. cheers Jeff
Danke für das schöne Video kommt echt geil 👊
I speak spanish, i don't understand nothing, but this videos are so wonderful and I learn a lot thanks a million!!!!
No translation needed this guy is great. Thanks for showing your skills. All videos are fabulous.
hätte auch noch ne frage hast du hier eine Airbrushpistole mit 0,5 nadel verwendet? das is ja bei den candys idealerweise vorgegeben so viel ich weiß? mich würde interessieren ob es auch mit einer 0,35 geht?
Sieht super aus, dein Mini-Surfbrett.Bei ca. 8:45, wo du es komplett gezeigt hast. Da sah es aus, als wenn unten entweder das Holz rau ist oder Staubkrümmel oder so dort war.
Cara!!vc è demais.trabalho a muito tempo com aerografia.mas tenho dificuldade de fazer esse tipo de flame.
Although I couldn't understand your actual words, I enjoyed hearing you over this really nice and clean flame work 😊
click CC then settings for autotranslate subtitles
odinswolf1969 ...I couldn't get those options when I tried...is it because I am watching from a phone?
Prima Arbeit, aber kannst Du bitte nicht noch kurz in deiner Videobeschreibeung die Produkte auflisten, sowie die Tips mit dem 4030 Mischungsverhältnis. Bin echt begeistert von deinen Arbeiten. Ach, eine Frage hab ich noch! Hast Du das Weiß noch verdünnt oder ist das schon Spritzfertig? (ich find es außerdem toll dass Du die Videos auf "Deutsch" machst. Kann nicht jeder so toll Englisch.)
What pressure are you working with and what nozzle and needle you use. If you want to share that will bw so gratefull.
Prima! Gefällt mir. Kurze Frage zu der Schablone, nimmst du was bestimmtes dafür? oder normales Papier?
+Sebastian Brück ich nehme da son dünnes bastelkarton aus der schreibwarenabteilung
+Bas Maatjes Danke für die schnelle Antwort!
cool stuff . every time I spray white I get a lot of tip dry any tips you can give me ?
+The88katana600 keep a small reducer soaked sponge in your hand and use to remove the tip dry as it happens, every few minutes or so, white has the worst tip dry...and occasionally I work a little reducer into the needle tip by removing built up tip dry with the reducer soaked sponge and then re apply some reducer to the needle tip with the sponge then pull the needle back and forth without air to attempt to keep the tip clear...hope it helps but tip dry is part of the craft we have to live with...also reduce your paint 1 drop paint 2/3 drops reducer....
+The88katana600 I find the airbrush itself makes a big difference. The Renegade series by Badger have a lower slope to their needles which helps big time. Also clean and polish your needle, then wipe some Badger Needle Juice or other airbrush lube on the needle ( not silicon or petroleum based lubricants ) to keep it slick. needle juice doesn't mess with the paint or contaminate it. It just doesn't stick to the needle as much. I can paint for a few hours and almost never get tip dry in that time, even with white. high performance reducer helps too, and reduce as far as you can without causing problems with spidering paint. Have fun airbrushing ! If you sub to my channel I'll share more tips with you. cheers
Jeff
Can you make your videos in english?
lol
uuhhmmmm...MAN WHAT THE HELLS U SAYIN???😮🤷🙄😵🙉👂