FAUX RUST PAINTING
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2020
- This video shows how to faux rust paint objects. Check out my cool Technique to make walls look ancient like in an abandon insane asylum. • ASYLUM SCENIC PAINTING
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"You can even do a little spot there, 'cause something was there one time." It's this imagination and attention to detail that separate the pros and innovators from the rest! This is fantastic.
Thanks!!!!! I always tell my crew to think of the history of some thing and what it was before and before that. It’s all about layers.
EXACTLY...
Hey, great video!
I used to be a theater tech, mostly just building sets.
I really want to try this on a guitar!
Thanks for the comment!!!!!
Love this--very authentic look.
By far the most convincing faux rust treatment tutorial on UA-cam and perhaps one of the least labor intensive also. I’d be curious to see how you’d approach patches of rust on an otherwise uniform/homogeneous surface, i.e...what you’d do to quickly define the edges of such patches without outlining them using any time consuming process. Keep up the good work and thanks.
This really was fun! Not every video needs a million views to have an impact. Appreciate his technique and how humble he was
Thanks for the awesome demonstration. It was great
This is wonderfully informative, just what I need to restore some old tole fixtures to their former glory!
( they were quite rusty, but I had to arrest the process. After trying a few different approaches like traditional painting and wax finishes, I realize the thing I liked most about them was the rust).
On to practice!
EXCELLENT VIDEO...
Thank you for sharing this
Thank you sir..... this was a great tutorial. thank you for us sharing your talent and technique with all ofus
Woooooooooah... I like that... I like it a lot! So quick but really effective and most of all realistic.
Wow, fantastic video. Very informative
I love that UA-cam will always have an answer for my questions. This is awesome 👌
Thanks!!!!
Thanks, good job!
Great technique my friend ….super believable👌 And fast!👍
Very cool, will be doing this tomorrow.
This tutorial is great!! Thanks so much for posting this and giving us your wisdom and experience for free!! Just was able to land a nice project using this technique. My client loves the results and thinks im the next Picasso. My hat 🎩 off to you!!!
Great to hear. Makes me so happy to know that I can help out in anyway just pass it on to others.
I really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing!!
Instead of dust I used actual rust (crushed), looks dope. Thanks for tutorial
Yes that’s a great idea I’ve only used that technique for miniatures I never have tried it on big scale projects.
Great job !! Awesome believable look
Thanks
Sensational. Thanks 👍
I have watched sixty videos before I do this to my classic. Your video is the best. Legendary!
Thanks. Good luck
Thank you sooo much, I will try it on some old bike parts, love rust patina…subscribed
Brilliant!
I don't know much about this stuff (obviously) but it was easy to follow. Great demonstration- I like how you kept it moving! Forrest says you are pretty talented in this area:) Glad your Art Degree is finally paying off 😂
Not sure why this dosen't have more likes and comments. You are a true master of your craft. Got here a little late. Damn fine work.
Thanks!!!!!
Hey, this is great! I'm getting ready to age/rusticate a new painted metal garden fence, this will work wonders in helping me get the look I want. Thanks for creating and posting the video.
Good luck!!!!!!!! And remember lots of water
Very cool effect. 😊😊😊
Wonder if this could be used on 1/35 scale model painting.That rust looks so convincing Thanks for posting .
Very nice, I like RAT Style Cars and Bikes and this is one of the most Realistic Rust results I know, Good Job Man
This may be the best video how 2 on youtube!
Thanks that means a lot to me!
I'll take every paint technique you have to offer. Realistic aging effects really are an art.
Is there any specific technique that you’re looking for let me know.
@@theunemployedpropguy3188 Anything about aging metal. Each metal does its own thing. But the environment matters too. Is it indoors or out? Exposed to water or not? Chipping paint on metal isnt the same as with wood.
There's something about the patina that different metals develops that fascinates me and I'm working to recreate them.
The other is concrete and stone. I really struggle with moss and slime growth.
Weather patterning in general on all of these materials.
My third interest is recreating stone and brick in a hyper-realistic way. I want people to lean forward, study really close and not be able to tell until they actually touch it. That's a whole new level.
And finally sandstone or limestone. I want to create a wall that looks like natural sandstone or limestone with cave art paintings and hand prints. I cannot imagine anything cooler to have in my home than something that looks like it was cut from the earth itself with actual cave art. That's my goal for one of my living room walls.
If you can give any of these lessons, I'm there. I'll watch them a dozen times, study them, buy whatever products that are necessary, practice, practice, practice, then recreate.
Good luck with any of these. This stuff is so much FUN but to do it well takes a little extra that I don't have. (yet)
❤ thanks for sharing ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!
Hey! I love this video so much! The technique is super simple and forgiving! Can this faux rust metal object be kept outdoors? Will the rain affect the spray paint? Or do we need to apply some lacquer to lock the rusty look?
This is brilliant. I've never seen rust so convincingly done without the "cheat" of using the rust patinas with activators (expensive). This uses things that I have on hand, other than the Dustin Mizer, but I'm guessing I could figure out something for that. Thank you!
Hey thanks I appreciate your comment. And you could buy on Amazon a flower powder duster for pretty cheap. Good luck
Thank you for this. I'm doing a Sole Survivor cosplay for a convention in July, and want to make a fake lead pipe from some PVC.
Good luck let me know how it turns out…
Thanks for a down to business, let's get too it, video. You have great talent and appreciate you sharing. This is exactly what I've been looking for my project. You would get more than x1 like from me. 👍
Thanks. love to see your project when its done if you post it , leaving a link here so we can all enjoy
That's amazing! Thank you so much, do more, do more!
Thanks. Well what would you like to see?
Thanks. Well what would you like to see?
Dusty crusty furniture!
Amazing
Thanks
Cool
This is fantastic brother, I am making a Frankenstein lab and this will be perfect for what I have in mind, made it look simple😂. Looking forward to trying this, got yourself another sub 😊😊😊
Thanks and good luck with your project
Watching you from central KY I want to do this look on my shotgun , just love your video
That’s great it’s a great process to make new things look old then people don’t want to steal them. Lol
i will be painting my new lexus like this , thanks
I do not recommend that. You would destroy the resale value.
I think he is kidding
Hi you have a great talent I have a question do you think this technique can be use on a car if so the elements may change the colors have you ever try it? Thanks .
Never painted a car with it. always thought about doing it. It is spray paint so like all spray paint UV light is the enemy you can spray clearcoat on it it would change the look a little bit if you use Mat industrial spray it may achieve your wanted affect.
Question, can you use this for automotive paint such as a custom motorcycle? Also, once done could you spray flat clear to protect it from elements and gas?
I’ve always wanted to turn one of those flat track replicas into a barn find by using my technique. I have used some automotive spray paint before and I just added a lot of acetone or denatured alcohol to my water spray and that seemed like it worked fine. Good luck.
This should be the top match
Thanks I appreciate that
Brilliant, and doable! What was the base you worked on? Were the bolts cut off or were they sticking out the back? Mostly curious about what kind of bases should/could be used. Thanks, great tutorial!
Thanks for the comment. So this was just a test piece so I used foam core this technique can be used on pretty much on any kind of material I’ve even done it on fabric which didn’t really look that good but whatever. The bolts were actually large nuts that I filled with a water putty and gave it a little texture and then just glued them on the board. Good luck and have fun
Just amazing!
Thanks!
Fantastic… thank you!!! I have a 30mtr wall I’d like to use your technique… any suggestions gratefully appreciated. Thanks again
You could basically use the same technique with acrylic and small Hudson sprayers that you could pick up at a hardware store. When I have done this before I’ve based the color in a Silver that I didn’t mix too well i used to prefer Ralph Lerann polo paint but I don’t know if that’s available anymore. I also used a lot more denatured alcohol in my rust colors hope this helps
Amazing!! What would you use to seal this to hold up to handling?
Thanks, i dust it with Kreylon clear matte. I find if u use matte it doesn’t change the look too much but i some times use gloss clear for cool look but you need to test test test good luck -UEPG
Amazing job, you are a true artist in your field. I've been youtube surfing for the perfect method of "grunging" up my motorcycle tank for a post-apocalyptic look. This, my friend, is the method I'm going to use. My vision is for it to look like the original paint job was similar to a robin's egg blue but with rust coming through. Could you expand a little on what it would look like by adding the robin's egg blue colour? Would it appear as though the original blue paint was rusted or would it give a more rusty copper result? Thanks so much for sharing.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I appreciate it. What I’ve done in the past is paint the metal object, with high quality automotive paint the color I want like robins egg, blue, let it cure. Then use my technique with a heavy water and denatured alcohol or acetone. Mix being safe, of course not smoking while spraying lol and just going very light with the dusting of the rust and or black brown and just having someone sitting there hitting it really hard with the water/Acetone solution sometimes used in a sponge to wipe away or add texture to part. And also masking off areas with a light brush of Vaseline, making almost like cloud like shapes At the sametime thinking about the history of the object and how it got rust from being left outside or in a barn . The good part is you just can keep on playing until you get it to look the way you want and just go slow. Hope this helps.
Thank you for such a quick response. I've tried some different youtube techniques but the results were never as good as the videos. I'll give this method a go but this time putting some actual thought and consideration in the rusting history. Perhaps this is the missing ingredient which caused my previous attempts to fail. I'll let you know how it turns out...thanks again.
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Thanks
Wondering what kind of paint or colorant are the yellow and red oxides being mixed with water and isopropyl alcohol. They aren't acrylic colors, are they?
There both waterbase. yellow is what they use at paint stores for mixing color And the red oxide is airbrush paint i had laying Around
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I loved the color. What paint do you recommend for wood furniture? I would like to paint the same color as yours. Thank you
I have used pretty much any kind of paint acrylic latex , enamel and oil. Obviously it’s lot less messy using water base paint but the oil does last a lot longer even though it takes longer to cure. I have mixed glossy semi glossy and flat and I’ve gotten some cool results to it’s all about layering. The most important part of this process is to have fun and let it flow naturally it actually becomes a dance yes I’m a paint geek
@@theunemployedpropguy3188 so, I am painting my kitchen chairs for the first time. They are wood material. I want a color similar to yours. Should I paint with oil base then? Since is wood…
I am new at this 🤔
What is the tool you use for applying the fullers earth?
For small projects I use a Kraft tool Dc615 glitter gun. that's what I used in this video and for big jobs I use a
Dustin Mizer Duster
Great video, but I had to chuckle when you said yellow okra instead of ochre!
Lol thats why am not a English teacher.
I needed a good laugh as I'd just finished helping to install some scenic elements for a gala till 11 pm!@@theunemployedpropguy3188
Awesome, but I don’t know What the steam thing was near the end. ❤️❤️❤️
If you listen carefully it talks about that it is fullers earth which is a dust to age it.
Thank you😁
I've also used concrete dust for this!
Fake resortation channels be like: 👀
please come and rust my harley, will pay top $$.....just like that, thx
I need a paid vacation:)
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Doesn't really explain well. Would be difficult to replicate.
Because it makes sense to you doesn't mean it translates to your viewers