Airbrush Painting for a Woodgrain Effect
Supplies Needed for Airbrushing a Woodgrain Effect
Paints Needed for Airbrushing a Woodgrain Effect
Airbrushing Tip: Wiping Down the Surface
Airbrushing Tip: Heat Setting Water Based Paint
Applying White Toner for Airbrushed Wood Grain Effect
Applying Orange for Airbrushed Wood Grain Effect
How to Mix Color for Airbrushed Wood Grain Effect
Applying First Coat for Airbrushed Wood Grain Effect
Applying Second Coat for Airbrushed Wood Grain Effect
Applying Black Toner for Airbrushed Wood Grain Effect
Tips on Detailing an Airbrush Painting: Pt. 1
Tips on Detailing an Airbrush Painting: Pt. 2
Tips on Detailing an Airbrush Painting: Pt. 3
How to Add Fine Brush Details to an Airbrush Painting
How to Add Fine Pencil Details to an Airbrush Painting
How to Fill Knot Holes for Airbrushed Wood Grain Painting
How to Tape the Sides of an Airbrush Painting Project
How to Add Highlights to an Airbrushed Wood Grain Painting
How to Check a Finished Airbrush Project
Overview of Airbrushing a Wood Grain Effect
Summary: Learn about the importance of wiping down your surface first before airbrushing a wood grain finish effect on a car in this free instructional art video.
Aaron has been an airbrush artist since 1997. He has won several awards for custom painting in various categories. His work has been featured in several magazines including EZ Rider,...read more
"The most important thing before you paint on anything especially metal is to wipe it down with some sort of degreaser, precleaner that is what I'm going to do right here. Usually you have the wet rag with some kind of solvent on it. You rub that down pretty good, then you take your dry rag, rub over that, that would pick up the solvent and any degrease and residue that is left on it. Don't forget to wash you hands to. Stay tune for our next segment."
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