Here is just some of the crazy things we done this week in the month of February Airbrush Classes. These are simple things done on poster board in the beginners classes. These cray skulls are fun and easier than they might look. This was literally less than 30 minutes of … Continue reading
FREE eBook – How To Airbrush Real Fire…step by step In this free eBook you are going to learn how to airbrush real fire step by step. You are also going to get the EXACT paint formula, colors, and the orders these colors are used. I also have step by … Continue reading
How To Airbrush Real Fire is something that many people are wanting to figure out how to do. I have put together a complete video library of How To Airbrush Real Fire and many other techniques as well. This complete video library can be accessed here or below this post. … Continue reading
The picture below is a front fairing for a 2013 Harley Davidson without clearcoat. After this more candy was added to push it back, then cleared. More photos of this finished are on the page marked “Motorcycles“. – See more at: http://airbrushinginkansascity.com/#sthash.6gtlSOUs.dpuf
Logan’s Wood Dresser Makeover Below is pictures of my Grandson Logan’s wood dresser I recently did. This is a wood dresser that I used automotive paint on and then airbrushed diamond tread plate on the top and drawer fronts. I also did rivets on the top and then added real … Continue reading
Some polishing and install of the newly painted and airbrushed parts and it’s done…once detailed. Check out some of the pictures below. Its always a lot of fun creating something new and different and especially fun to see the owners eyes and reactions for the first time of seeing the … Continue reading
In these videos I am sharing how to do the layout of a checkerboard design on a race helmet and then airbrush it. I am also sharing how to layout the old school flames and bring them out over the checkerboard helmet design and airbrush them with real fire inside … Continue reading
Here are just a few quick tips for keeping your airbrush working properly. Before using your airbrush, it is always a good idea to have some needle lube, or a drop of sewing machine oil for the needle where it slides in and out of the o-ring area of the … Continue reading