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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 how to fill out the knot holes when 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
"Hi this is Aaron I'm back on behalf of Expert Village. Right now we are pretty much done we are just going to take my black airbrush do some final knot hole darkening and then just over all tone them down. After that we would see what is next. So basically right now I'm just taking my diluted black enhancing the center of all these little knots holes making them look a little dents, dark. Randomly pick a few veins and color them pretty dark. (airbrushing) Can't forget about the jam side cause when people open the door you don't want to have a big orange spot. Alright our next segment we are going to put a line about a 8th of a inch on top of this panel here to make it look like it has a 45 degree on it just to kind of finish it off. "
eHow Article: How to Fill Knot Holes for Airbrushed Wood Grain Painting
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