Monday, October 14, 2013

Stage 4 - Painting and weathering stage

NOTE: This full tutorial has been moved to my new blog at http://www.otakuandfit.com/stealth-iron-man-mk-vi-cosplay-made-w-fiberglass-and-foam-tutorial/



Stage 4 – Painting and weathering stage

Painted bicep - no clear coat

Painted bicep – No clear coat

Materials I used:

  • Automotive spray paint
  • Automotive clear coat
  • Detail paint brushes
  • Black acrylic paint
  • Rub N Buff pewter

Steps:

  1. After each piece was primed and wet sanded with 400 grit, the piece is ready to paint
  2. I applied 3 cost of spray paint, 10 minutes between coats

    Watching the paint dry

    Watching the paint dry

  3. 30 minutes after the last coat of colored paint, I applied 3 coats of automotive clear to protect the paint and give it some extra shine
  4. The next day, I used a small detail brush and acrylic black paint to “dirty” up the armor. I would apply the acrylic paint, then wipe off the excess with a wet rag.
  5. The last part to give a damaged look is applying some Rub N Buff with a small detail brush and carefully rubbing off the excess to give a scratched metal effect

    Scuff marks (Rub N Buff) and black weathering (acrylic paint) applied

    Scuff marks (Rub N Buff) and black “dirt” (acrylic paint) applied

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