Nicely done! What brand paint do you use? I’m a goalie myself, and have painted about 23 masks..I usually sand with 400 , is 320 a better option? Thank you!
GoPro Goalie Uzi - when sanding before paint, depending on what type of paint you’re using, will determine what grit to use. For us we use PPG solvent based paint which calls for 400grir for proper adhesion. Water based paint such as Envirobase calls for 600-800 grit because it is thinner. If you sanded the helmet with 600 and used solvent, it wouldn’t stick, conversely if you used 400 grit with Envirobase you’d see sand scratches because the grit used is top course. Great question. Hope this helps you out. Sorry for the very late reply. And thanks for watching!
@@SketchsInkTV I was wondering what we should do if we want more of a pencil sketch drawing?not necessarily airbrushing it? sort of like lehner's mask with the islanders. not sure how to clear that
Just curio, why didn't you put the CCM logo back on the forehead? Did the goalie not want it? Video quality is insane. You really deserve more than 62 subscribers!
what's the process and idea behind clearing and sanding before adding stencils and once more before airbrushing? what is the specific clear you use as well?
trent Nesbitt - the reason we clear before stencils and airbrushing is because we want to seal that layer before adding more layers as a precautionary step. If I make a mistake or change my mind what I want to do I can simply gun wash my mistake and fix it without having to start from scratch and take off my previous layers. For example if you were to do a canvas painting and you made a mistake, you would have to work twice as hard trying to “erase” your mistake rather than if you had a way to seal your background layer and only erase what you’re currently working on. Does that make sense? And to answer your second question currently we are using a polyurethane clear from PPG. Thanks for the question, I hope this answers it for you and thanks so much for watching.
Dang brotha, you might as well just put the helmet on a tight rope instead of that stand for primer and base haha. Great job and great editing! really cool vibe to the video. New sub!
Solid attention to detail! Keeping track of all of those tape layers hurt my brain! Super pro 👍
I’m sure price is high for this, the work and detail is insane, you killed this one. Well worth whatever the price was in sure
Fascinating work 👍🇨🇦
Perfect job!
Someday I’ll be there.
Hey! What kind of blackarker did you use at the beginning? Is it water based? Deco?...
It is a deco water-based marker yes
Sub'd. I'm local to you and have a mask to be painted, I'll drop by the shop next time in town to talk business. Great video!
Nicely done! What brand paint do you use? I’m a goalie myself, and have painted about 23 masks..I usually sand with 400 , is 320 a better option? Thank you!
GoPro Goalie Uzi - when sanding before paint, depending on what type of paint you’re using, will determine what grit to use. For us we use PPG solvent based paint which calls for 400grir for proper adhesion. Water based paint such as Envirobase calls for 600-800 grit because it is thinner. If you sanded the helmet with 600 and used solvent, it wouldn’t stick, conversely if you used 400 grit with Envirobase you’d see sand scratches because the grit used is top course.
Great question. Hope this helps you out.
Sorry for the very late reply. And thanks for watching!
@@SketchsInkTV I was wondering what we should do if we want more of a pencil sketch drawing?not necessarily airbrushing it? sort of like lehner's mask with the islanders. not sure how to clear that
cool
wow
What kind of clear coat would you recommend? I have my helmet completely painted with water based paints but I'm struggling to find a good clear coat
Your best option is to speak with a PPG representative from your area.
Just curio, why didn't you put the CCM logo back on the forehead? Did the goalie not want it?
Video quality is insane. You really deserve more than 62 subscribers!
The customer didn't want the CCM logo on the painted helmet. Thanks!
How much would you charge for this type of work?
How much would / did you charge for that?
Commercial Art Services Art Work - goalie helmets like this start at $800-1000 and go up from there.
@@SketchsInkTV Wow - worth getting good at.
Its not a helmet, it's a mask. I think i said that outloud like 5 times watching this video lol
hey im painting my own mask im using 320 sandpaper what kind of paint should i use?
if you're using solvent based paint 400 grit, if you're using water-based paint you would use 600
what's the process and idea behind clearing and sanding before adding stencils and once more before airbrushing? what is the specific clear you use as well?
trent Nesbitt - the reason we clear before stencils and airbrushing is because we want to seal that layer before adding more layers as a precautionary step. If I make a mistake or change my mind what I want to do I can simply gun wash my mistake and fix it without having to start from scratch and take off my previous layers. For example if you were to do a canvas painting and you made a mistake, you would have to work twice as hard trying to “erase” your mistake rather than if you had a way to seal your background layer and only erase what you’re currently working on. Does that make sense? And to answer your second question currently we are using a polyurethane clear from PPG.
Thanks for the question, I hope this answers it for you and thanks so much for watching.
That's great!! thanks so much for the response. That makes perfect sense.
Dang brotha, you might as well just put the helmet on a tight rope instead of that stand for primer and base haha. Great job and great editing! really cool vibe to the video. New sub!
Shaun M thanks for the sub. Lol ya we do what we can with what we have ;)
@@SketchsInkTV haha I can understand that. Great work!
Can you do my helmet please
visit www.sketchsink.com/contact for an estimate on your projects.
@1:45 "As you can see now, we're priming the helmet" - not a euphemism :)
#masks4all not #nomasksatall