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I've Been Away
....for a while and now I'm back for a while. I wonder if anyone has used an
airbrush to selectively apply dark stain to wood to give it that 'aged' look. For instance, around the corners or along the edges of a piece.. larry -- Columbia, MO www.llhote.com |
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I've Been Away
Lawrence L'Hote wrote:
...for a while and now I'm back for a while. I wonder if anyone has used an airbrush to selectively apply dark stain to wood to give it that 'aged' look. For instance, around the corners or along the edges of a piece.. larry it's called 'shading', Larry. If you have a steady hand it's pretty straight forward. I've got a Paasche that gets the job done. Dave |
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Yep, I'd imagine someone has.
"Lawrence L'Hote" wrote in message news:2%0Of.590505$084.456692@attbi_s22... I wonder if anyone has used an airbrush to selectively apply dark stain to wood to give it that 'aged' look. For instance, around the corners or along the edges of a piece.. larry -- Columbia, MO www.llhote.com |
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"Lawrence L'Hote" wrote in message news:2%0Of.590505$084.456692@attbi_s22... ...for a while and now I'm back for a while. I wonder if anyone has used an airbrush to selectively apply dark stain to wood to give it that 'aged' look. For instance, around the corners or along the edges of a piece.. ABSOLUTELY. I watched a furniture finish repair guy repair some furniture with an airbrush. They use airbrushed to match multitudes of finishes that have been damaged. |
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I've Been Away
On Fri, 03 Mar 2006 19:42:54 GMT, "Lawrence L'Hote" wrote:
...for a while and now I'm back for a while. I wonder if anyone has used an airbrush to selectively apply dark stain to wood to give it that 'aged' look. For instance, around the corners or along the edges of a piece.. larry nope... never been done... wouldn't be prudent... Welcome back, Larry! Mac https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm |
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Lawrence L'Hote wrote:
....for a while and now I'm back for a while. I wonder if anyone has used an airbrush to selectively apply dark stain to wood to give it that 'aged' look. For instance, around the corners or along the edges of a piece.. larry I haven't done it with stain but I have done so with tinted lacquer. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove -SPAM- to send email) |
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