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Yeah, just lay your base color and let it dry if you |
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Deathproof Z32 on June 20, 2013 at 11:45 PM |
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Mind sharing a few tips? I've got a kart that is screaming posted by dogpile on June 20, 2013 at 09:21 PM |
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are going to use one. Then once it is dry, get a small cup or an old spray paint cap to make the splatter with. Spray your paint into the inside of the cap so it begins to puddle up in it and once you have a little puddle, take the cap and use a flicking motion with your wrist to throw the paint onto the area you want splattered. The more paint you put in the cap, the thicker the splatter will be, for when you want a heavy area. To do light spots, just put a very little bit of paint and flick it really hard. For long splatters hold the cap further back from the area. For smaller thicker splatters, flick the cap closer to the area you want the paint. You can also use heavy amounts of paint and a closer throw to make 3d blood globs. They are hard to tell in the pictures, but some of the spots look like actual chunks of dried blood by using heavy paint in a few areas. Other than that, I would just say practice a little on a piece of wood or something until you are familiar with how to get the pattern and look you are looking for.
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