Stone Effect Spray Paint | Ideas & Top Tips
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Textured stone effect spray paint has become a rising trend amongst the On A Budget group members. From pebble effects to terracotta, we decided to get Joe to give them all a go, to see what looks best and any usage top tips he can impart his wisdom on. Crockery, glass and even some usual items (a Coke bottle and a Pringles can!). Have you ever used this and will you be trying it out?
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If controlling the spray is difficult, try using a clip-on trigger: I find this gives better fine control, and you don't get paint on your finger. I found stone effect paint tricky too; using it for an unmade road surface on a model railway baseboard worked, but only after first applying a matching base coat.
Hi. I used the Stone effect spray paint but I used the Chalk spray paint as a base coat then the Stone. Great finish.
great video and great to see thing that work and what when wrong
Cheers mate! I was surprised by how good some of them actually looked haha Joe
It's running, because you're spraying too close and too much all at once. Short burst, and control
Great tip. Will bear that in mind cheers, Joe 👍
I'm spray painting today for a first time in my life, and with textured stone effect spray....indores... so gonna try that tip and wish me luck xx =D
Also, glass is way too smooth. You need to rough up the surface first.
You should have used the sand paper first to add more adhesion