I'll add to that agreement. Halloween 🤘...Derek, please do a waterproof, fake blood tutorial that rivals the expensive perma blood product. Thanks man.
Great technique, endless potential applications. I may be watching too many TH-cam videos... I kept expecting to hear the Lock Picking Lawyer come on and pick your lock!
I used a similar technique on a pirate prop (gibbet) for an escape room using fine sand and oil base paint. Added some rust effects, and voila! Awesome tutorial video Derek!!!!
I am, perhaps, a bit of a harsh critic. On myself as well. But you sir! I sware everything you make is perfect! Can't wait to see your videos. They are so well done.
Very useful demo of two great paint texture and effects techniques that I will find very useful on my haunt this year. Keep these excellent videos coming, Derek!
Absolutely love your videos. So well done. You say only what you need to say to serve your subject and so easy to follow your well executed process. You're one of my favorites.
Used your shellac and graphite technique to age 2 plastic planters. Now I can use this video to age them. Thanks so much for all the awesome tip and tricks!
What a great final piece. The close up really shows just how realistic this looks. Unlike some of the other methods, the rust texture on this even has depth. This sells the illusion perfectly. Thanks so much...and we'll done man.
Shame I didn't find this sooner. Built a half dug up coffin for this year, and wanted it to be chained shut. This would have been perfect. Always good 👍
Nice technique. I have done some similar, but nice seeing the colors used. I normally use sawdust that I collect from my miter saw. Keep a ziplock handy for so many uses.
Bravo man! My favorite part of your videos is always the subtitles, and this one in particular did NOT disappoint! Thanks for the amazing tutorial, keep doing what you do - we all appreciate it!!!
I needed to do a large surface with a texture (a replica of the Star Trek II warp core) and used a mix of PVA and builders sand, works like a charm and cheap as chips! With a coat of matt paint over the top the effect was pretty much perfect. Just another way to make something out of nothing... oh, hang on that's not here is it!! :) Thanks for the vids!
Several ideas come to mind that you can use it is guns, saws, lanterns, tools, metal boxes and etc . Anything metal but the list is to long to mention on what you can age to personalize to create your own project. Thanks for the video.
LOVE IT!! I tried something similar for a rust effect a while back with epoxy and sand in places to give me a good rusted texture. This is way easier! Going to give this a try!
I thought this was going to be some sort of foam padlock or similar. A 3D printer isn't an option for me 😢. But still every interesting recording. Many thanks👍
@@VanOaksProps Hi. There is no apology needed. You certainly didn't disappoint. I don't have any access to a 3D printer and so the actual padlock (which was my main aim) isn't possible for me. But the recording is as insightful and enjoyable as usual and I thank you 👍
this is another great looking texture effect! Would your Graphite Powder dissolved in shellac-method work out on a tiny piece like this Lock or would the heavier texture destroy the Effect?
@@VanOaksProps a british guitar luthier and youtuber used a similar effect to create a unique finish for one of his guitar builds. He used a shielding paint (a paint with high amount of dissolved graphite powder, that is sold by his own company) for this task. But I guess the paint is to expensive if you have to buy it... If you're interested here is the video: _th-cam.com/video/BEpwnJRDcko/w-d-xo.html_
Just sent a FB request and I answered the question ... wrong! Iv been subscribed for years. I guess go make something has become subliminal 😂 Anyway. Rusting up some potion stands so going through the rust library. Ty as always.
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I like to turn plastic laundry baskets into hanging cages. Adding the baking soda will really help sell the illusion. Thanks for the tip.
You're the Bob Ross of Halloween tutorials. The best out there! I learn so much from your content. Keep. It. Going! Thank you.
Going to try this on a door knocker
Glad you like them and thanks for watching!
That's a great application for it.
Happy little props!!
I love it how when I need a solution I just have to come to your channel and get the answer!
This is the videos I came here for first. And still think its the best.
Goddamn I get so excited when I hear that theme music.
Hahaha I love that.
I was just thinking the exact same thing. Please don't change it!
I'll add to that agreement. Halloween 🤘...Derek, please do a waterproof, fake blood tutorial that rivals the expensive perma blood product. Thanks man.
@@603VIL I'll see what I can do.
@@VanOaksProps very much appreciated 🙏
Great technique, endless potential applications. I may be watching too many TH-cam videos... I kept expecting to hear the Lock Picking Lawyer come on and pick your lock!
🤣🤣🤣
I really love to use Super 77 and dollar store Paprika under a heat gun for texture. I love rust in all its forms.
Same here. It adds so much character.
I used a similar technique on a pirate prop (gibbet) for an escape room using fine sand and oil base paint. Added some rust effects, and voila! Awesome tutorial video Derek!!!!
Thanks Aedo!
I am, perhaps, a bit of a harsh critic. On myself as well. But you sir! I sware everything you make is perfect! Can't wait to see your videos. They are so well done.
Thanks Phil, I really appreciate that.
Very useful demo of two great paint texture and effects techniques that I will find very useful on my haunt this year. Keep these excellent videos coming, Derek!
Thanks Scott! I appreciate that.
A great and east technique. we always have old baking soda around.
Same here. That’s what made me think of it.
Absolutely love your videos. So well done. You say only what you need to say to serve your subject and so easy to follow your well executed process. You're one of my favorites.
Thanks so much
Used your shellac and graphite technique to age 2 plastic planters. Now I can use this video to age them. Thanks so much for all the awesome tip and tricks!
You are so welcome!
Nice! Now I can lock up those Halloween props in style. Haven't used baking soda. Have to try that.
You should!
What a great final piece. The close up really shows just how realistic this looks. Unlike some of the other methods, the rust texture on this even has depth. This sells the illusion perfectly. Thanks so much...and we'll done man.
Thanks! It’s definitely a method that would fool most people until the picked it up and felt how light it is.
Shame I didn't find this sooner. Built a half dug up coffin for this year, and wanted it to be chained shut. This would have been perfect. Always good 👍
Well, now you've got a project for the future! :-)
Vanoakspropsicle stick.
Why can I always forget to use these.
Wonderful stuff thanks.😊
HAHAHAHA Glad you like them!
This will probably hold up better than the cinnamon I’ve been using. Love it!
But it won’t smell as good 🤣
I’ve made a 6 ft cannon out of foam. Painting is in my future and baking soda is way cheaper. Thx for the idea!
My pleasure
Nice technique. I have done some similar, but nice seeing the colors used. I normally use sawdust that I collect from my miter saw. Keep a ziplock handy for so many uses.
Yeah, sawdust is great for this application.
Great technique Derek!
Thank you!
Love the popsicle stick trick!
It's a favorite, for sure.
I've used a similar method on a 3D printed lock as well. After all the painting was done I used a water based wood stain to tie everything together.
Great tip! I’ll have to try that out.
Awesome I'm going to do this effect to make wood carved nails look more like metal
Go for it!
Bravo man! My favorite part of your videos is always the subtitles, and this one in particular did NOT disappoint! Thanks for the amazing tutorial, keep doing what you do - we all appreciate it!!!
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed it.
Wow! Looked fantastic and so realistic!!
Thanks John! Glad you liked it
I needed to do a large surface with a texture (a replica of the Star Trek II warp core) and used a mix of PVA and builders sand, works like a charm and cheap as chips! With a coat of matt paint over the top the effect was pretty much perfect. Just another way to make something out of nothing... oh, hang on that's not here is it!! :) Thanks for the vids!
Great tips!
Awesome! I've been looking for something to make rusted chains and locks.
There you go!
Another great demo. Yes, I have plenty of baking soda, plus powder, that I used for my failed pancake and waffle recipes :-)
🤣🤣🤣
That's a great technique dude.
And it’s got a lot of potential uses
Several ideas come to mind that you can use it is guns, saws, lanterns, tools, metal boxes and etc . Anything metal but the list is to long to mention on what you can age to personalize to create your own project. Thanks for the video.
Indeed. The limit is your imagination.
Awesome little build.Really cool technique!
Thanks Big Fred!
LOVE IT!! I tried something similar for a rust effect a while back with epoxy and sand in places to give me a good rusted texture. This is way easier! Going to give this a try!
Very nice look - will be using this technique!
Awesome! Good luck.
You always have the coolest and most useful tutorials! Thanks a mill!
You’re very welcome! Hope they come in handy.
Very useful tips there! Great stuff!
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing as always
Thanks man!
Great tips!! Hope to try this on a future haunt build!! Love the baking soda method!!
Right?! It's super useful.
Absolutely amazing work, as always!
Thank you!
Fantastic tutorial! I'll definitely be using it in this year's Halloween series! 😁
Awesome!
You had me at cake frosting
Hahahahaha
Ooh! Following you now on Thingiverse!
There's some good stuff over there.
I thought this was going to be some sort of foam padlock or similar.
A 3D printer isn't an option for me 😢.
But still every interesting recording.
Many thanks👍
Sorry to disappoint. The painting technique is really effective for a variety of uses, so there's that. :-)
@@VanOaksProps
Hi.
There is no apology needed.
You certainly didn't disappoint.
I don't have any access to a 3D printer and so the actual padlock (which was my main aim) isn't possible for me.
But the recording is as insightful and enjoyable as usual and I thank you 👍
Cool!!!! Thank You!!!! 👍😎
You bet!
I have a very old camera (not worth anything). I've been looking for a process to make it look old and rusty...viola! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
I've heard of people saying they use glue and cinnamon to get a 3d effect to the "rust" too. :)
Yes! That would work too.
this is another great looking texture effect!
Would your Graphite Powder dissolved in shellac-method work out on a tiny piece like this Lock or would the heavier texture destroy the Effect?
It would definitely work. This was more of a alternate method if graphite powder was too expensive.
@@VanOaksProps a british guitar luthier and youtuber used a similar effect to create a unique finish for one of his guitar builds. He used a shielding paint (a paint with high amount of dissolved graphite powder, that is sold by his own company) for this task.
But I guess the paint is to expensive if you have to buy it...
If you're interested here is the video: _th-cam.com/video/BEpwnJRDcko/w-d-xo.html_
Cool
Instead of double-sided tape on your popsicle stick, try command strips for an easy release !!
Hi, I am looking to hire someone to make me a logo for my haunt. Any recommendations?
Me! I've been a graphic designer for 15 years. My email is on the about page for my channel. Send me a message!
Just sent a FB request and I answered the question ... wrong! Iv been subscribed for years. I guess go make something has become subliminal 😂 Anyway. Rusting up some potion stands so going through the rust library. Ty as always.
No worries. Thanks for watching!!