Michael Rinaldi hairspray technique
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2017
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Mike, love your instructional books. The ones I got anyway:/
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing Michael & Dave.
When he is buying hairspray does the cashier laugh 😂
this is one of the evilest comment I saw this week
@@lessQQmorePewPew. oh boy, its a little joke. I think this man is confident enough to take this with humor.
That's funny. :-)
They probably think he has perfectly coiffured pubes.
That looks awesome! Thank you for the video
Brilliant video!!
Thanks for taking the time to make it 👍
This is the most usefull tutorial on this topic I've seen so far.
I was wondering how that technique came about! Great explanation of the technique. Can't wait to try that.
Two bald guys talking about hair spray 😂. Thanks guys. Novice here great video.
Thanks for watching!
Great video guys!
Great timing I'm just about to try this on my panzer 3 thanks for the vid. You have got a great channel
I created this channel for models. I think your panzer 3 will look great now. Thanks for the comments.
Regards
Robert
Wow Michael really is the best. I'll have to try Mission paints.
Great video. If I'm weathering something that is going to have regular interface with hands, like airplane controls of a flight simulator, what do you recommend be applied over the weathered effect to maintain that look?
Great clinic. Thank You.
Hi, I think you can use these techniques also on cars.
KV 2 or 1 great work and T 34 good work nice models
Very useful information. Thank you.
A great tutorial video, thank you so much. Coming August i will meet Michael in Delmenhorst, Germany at modelshop König, im already so excited hehehehe. Greets from Germany
Thank you :)
very very very thanks for sharing!!!!
Really great tutorial. I'm new to modeling and tanks is where I want to go. what's the full sequence of the hair spray technique I mean like build then undercoat then varnish what's the full sequence please from after the build I'm unsure..
Wish i had known about him coming to the hobby shop i would have loved to be there
hi great video! just wanna ask, what substance did you use to thin the white paint you sprayed on? How could it be easily brushed off with just water? TQ
Do you do the hairspray technique before or after the decals?
I've been following Rinaldi since he very first started posting on missinglynx
Hi dave how many 1/35 plastic model mission model can accommodate on 1 bottle ?base on your exprience thank you.
Great tutorial
you hold your airbrush w/two hands? first time i've seen that
Very Realistic & educational. I am into model railroading & want to research the line of paint to apply it with railroads
Just a question please.
I use base (Mr. surfacer), hairsprey and tamiya acrylic. And it takes a while the water makes it through to make chips. On top of it I cannot do it with a brush, more with some harder stuff, like tooth pick etc. Maybe I waited too long before the actual chipping?
Can you use this technique to do a tank in a very dusty environment. Rather than a white wash , could you use a dust coloured paint layer and reduce it with water to get a severe dust effect?
So, if the top coat of paint is Tamiya thinned with their lacquer thinner.. will the paint not come off at all, or will it just be a little more difficult to scratch off? Thank you.
After much apprehension I went ahead and decided to douse my model in hairspray. First I used the B/W preshade technique, then base coated with thin lightend layers of Tamiya XF-60 Dark Yellow until just enough of the preshade showed through. Then I applied the hairspray as suggested, lite thin coats arms length. I was really happy with the model up to this point, but got discouraged after applying the camo pattern in XF-71 Cockpit Green. It definitely had...the 'crew painted look'. But man after starting work on the chipping everything took on a whole new realistic dimension that I've never been able to achieve before, even with the unartistic camo. I think the bad camo might have actually helped when coupled with HS chipping! A soft brush took the camo off in very controllable amounts, changing the gradient halos around all the camo patterns into nice subtle chips and making raised detail look worn. I used a tooth pick for scratches. This is in 1/48th by the way...a Tiger. Also, any minor rough spots in the base coating got smoothed after the chipping was done! I was worried the HS would leave too much sheen, but that's not an issue when everything's finished. Thanks for the videos, and the knowledge! Right out of the gate with no practice this worked for me!
So we can put down tamiya XF paint over tamiya XF paint?? And chipped it with water?? I didn’t understand what he was talking about with water and tamiya paint. TIA
@@jaimeleyva3745 Good point...anyone ?
@@jaimeleyva3745he was talking about how if you were to spray the top coat (in this case the white) with Tamiya paint thinned with lacquer thinner, the paint would be too hard to remove again with the brush and water. If you thin Tamiya paints with water, they hold weaker, and can be chipped off easier
I hear alot that alot of modelers don't like that mission models paint either but I'm always up for trying new products myself!
I have a question. I’ve been working on a panzer 2 and airbrushed it a few days ago and did the hairspray too. When I went to chip at it the paint wasn’t chipping and when it did chip it went through my color underneath the hairspray. How do I fix that?
Do you spray acrylic or enamel as the base?
I can never get the chips to form without a stiff toothbrush. I do use lacquer thinned Tamiya paints so your comments regarding thinning with water makes sense. Also love your TA 1 book Michael!
Hey Steve, yes the thinner will make a difference in how strong the bond will be with the top layer of paint. Typically, the weaker the thinner choice (ie water vs lacquer thinner) the more controllable. Thanks!
Use x20a some people use water
Finally see the techniques in sm.03 in action thumbs up! Im just curious, isnt airbrushing without a mask bad?
Not with these acrylics. Normally you only have to worry about chems with laquers or heavy solvents. However any particles that are foreign are not good to breathe in, toxic or not. So yes, it is wise to at least run some kind of ventilation or wear a light mask if you are really concerned.
Michael Rinaldi is the best! He is my all time painting and weathering idol. Breathtaking work.
Is there a Matte Varnish on that tank? I’m still having problems with the paint just sliding off and not chipping..
Quick question, is it safe to airbrush without a facemask? I'm tempted to but worried of the potential risks
I'm new to this chipping and weathering...in this video the hairspray is added after basecoat but before the white. shouldn't the hairspray be added after the white wash?
Hi, where buy pictures like those behind you?
Longest paint commercial ever
Nice sales pitch for their products, how about some advice to help us???
Any tips for doing multiple chipped layers? Really clear video, thanks
Thanks
Has anyone ever put the topcoat on with spray paint after the hairspray? I want to try this but don't have a airbrush.
I'll be sending my wife in to get this, as like this guy, the irony of a balding man buying hairspray is too much for me!
Mission Models paint is first rate!
I think it's made by the same company as Createx the thinner is the same and they have the same polyurethane mix additive. My works at the university of Michigan and they tested it and found it to be the same product so the Createx thinner and Polly is cheaper
QUESTION
I am using enamel paint since acrylics seem not to stick to the plastic of my model kits. Using enamel paints for the silver base coating and later for the camouflage, how would the hairspray method be done in this case?
I am using only acrylics, but you can ask this question Rinaldi Studio ua-cam.com/channels/9eWHDjtNH7Dh5-uiENVjCQ.html
Thank you
Only thing I am confused about. With the MMP products do you add the poly additive for your top coat that you will chip away? Or just use the paint and thinner option without the poly?
I mix it at the Beginning when I mix paint and I never had a problem with chipping it
Mazing.
super👍
Thank you.
Genial
I wonder how Mike gets that paint to work . I got a few and it does not adhere to the models you can wash that paint right off your model even if it sits and dries for a week .
I know Steve Plaffy he's been using the hairspray technique for over 30 years he's got loads in Tamiyas HQ most model companies use his photos for there own photo sources he was saying to me last week when I was speaking to him he doesn't use the hairspray or chipping fluids these days as he discovered they never settle and he wants to keep his model's forever and these products either turn bad or reactivate through time! I now know what he means as I used AKs worn effects alot but I'm on my 4th new bottle as they do not keep longer than 6 months I think there a food product! Maybe a glycerin or something but they go crispy n get spider webs in bottle and start to stink like something turning bad! When on the model your paint then cracks like bad gloss coat and peels in flakes instead of the nice fine chips when it's brand new! So I'm going to test my new bottle by keeping it refrigerated and see if its the heat in the house model room causing it as soon as there opend and hit with the air but there is something weird going on with AKs chipping fluids!
Do you seal the base coat before applying the hairspray???
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The answer is no...at least I never did. But make sure it has a full 24 hrs to dry before applying the hairspray. This will ensure a solid and adhered base coat
You can see how the turret really responded to the technique..because of those bolt heads...contrast.
forgot to mention that you should put a clear coat down first.....
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Robert
So can you do this technique over a coat of future after you’ve placed your decals? Does spraying hairspray over the future effect the entire chipping process in a bad way?
Cptpaul12 do you mean varnish by future? If yes the layer of varnish doesn’t do anything, actually it protects the paint from getting chipped unintentionally.
Cake Doge excellent, thanks!
Cptpaul12 no problem
Protect the ozone!!
I want cheap paint 85 pounds per lt
What if you're using enamel paints, will hairspray still do it?
Can anyone else comment on the irony of a bald dude teaching me about "hold strength" of hairspray?
Thinners in paint cup then paint? then you don't have neat paint in the gun.
I don't use hairspray that the Lazy way of doing it that just me .look at Night shift videos he can teach anyone the Right way to do proper chipping
Like most, I use Tamiya with reliable and predictable "chipping" success. However, if you don't put a gloss coat down over your base, before the hairspray, you can easily "chip" down to the bare plastic. Disastrous results. With Mission Models, I have had zero success with "chipping." What you get is the paint smearing and coming off. It is an interesting effect but not the true "chipping" you get with Tamiya.
A thumb down? Wow
May be it was an accident. Dislikers, they hit the wrong button...
Wear gloves when spraying.......
Not the guy I'd go to for recomendation on hairspray... Or any hair products.