Easy Leather Seats In 4 Steps Using the Gaahleri Mobius .2mm Airbrush.
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2024
- Easy Leather Seats In 4 Steps Using the Gaahleri Mobius .2mm Airbrush.
It’s easy to make leather seats. In just four simple steps you can have the best leather seats in town. For these I used Tamiya’s Flat Black, Tamiya’s Dark Yellow, Quick Shine floor finish, and Tamiya’s Brown panel liner. For tools I used my .2mm Mobius Airbrush From Gaahleri, a few paint brushes, Q-tips, paper towels, and something to hold the seats while you paint them. That’s it.
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Gaahleri airbrush www.gaahleri.c...
Tamiya paint bottle rack - www.typhoonpai...
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Pin drill bits - www.amazon.com...
Bob Smith super glue - www.amazon.com...
Magnet wire for carb return spring - www.amazon.com...
Magnifying Visor - www.amazon.com...
Molotow pen - www.amazon.com...
Tamiya Extra Thin Cement - www.amazon.com...
Micro LEDs - www.amazon.com...
Badger Paint Mixer - www.amazon.com...
Sloan Strap Wrench - www.amazon.com...
TAMIYA 87085 Weathering Master C Set - www.amazon.com...
Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color, Black - www.amazon.com...
Tea Lights - www.amazon.com...
Wire red - www.amazon.com...
Wire orange - www.amazon.com...
Bare Metal Foil - www.amazon.com...
Magnets - www.amazon.com...
Tamiya Thinner - www.amazon.com...
Tamiya Retarder - www.amazon.com...
Airbrush Cleaner - www.amazon.com...
Pipettes - www.amazon.com...
Gel Pens - www.amazon.com...
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0000 paint brush - www.amazon.com...
Q-Tips (A lot of them) - www.amazon.com...
American Diorama Figures - www.amazon.com...
0402 LEDs (very small / wired) - www.amazon.com...
Very convincing look. Congratulations it looks like tan leather.
Thank you very much. It's fun to do it like that. The .2mm sure makes it easy.
Thank You . I am learning as I go .
Thank you. Glad to help.
I'm behind on your build.. But I'm getting back on track.. Appreciate you sharing how you did it on this section of the build.. And everything is looking good.👍
Thank you very much. I had a bunch of people ask how I did it on my other build, so I decided to do the video.
Looks great Mark
Thank you very much.
Great technique. Thank for sharing 🧡🧡
Thank you very much.
Mark I have seen a lot of great model builders in my 53 years but I’ve never seen such a perfect leather seat. This is awesome. Looks perfect! 👍
Thank you so much. It does give great results. I wish you could see it in person. The camera doesn't do it justice.
Nice work mark.
Thank you very much.
Every time I watch a plane video and I see them preshade I often think about doing this. Excellent Video Mark. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much. Doing airplanes and ships is how I learned to do it, but I never had an airbrush that would cut a line so nice to do car seats before.
Those came out great, I am going to give it a try sometime.
Thank you very much.
I'm glad that I'm not the only one that can't stay in frame. LOL This is a welcome tutorial. Thank you.
I tell you what, that is by far the hardest part of making these videos. LOL I'm glad you liked it.
Great technique and very well presented, thanks. For keeping everything in frame you need to keep your cutting map and camera in exactly the same place/alignment and maybe mark the mat so you know where to hold things so they can be seen.
Thank you very much. To be honest with you, I do have the mat marked. LOL What I need to do is move the camera mount higher so it's over my head enough that I don't hit it and then I can hold the parts more comfortably and in frame. When I get my new shop running I'll be set up a lot better for filming. Right now it's kind of a slapped together setup.
Thanks for these helpful tips and vids! Very helpful for the little details that make so much difference in the end result 😀
Thank you very much. I am just happy to be able to give back.
Hi Mark great job! My father was a art teacher back in the sixties. He had a after school model building club. I was born in 1963 and was able to get to his model collection and thought they were toys. As Paul Harvey used to say, "And now you know the rest of the story." Dad put out of my reach. My father passed away two years ago. While going through his collection there is a hot rod kit in the original box and nothing missing. It is a very large model from the 60's. If you would like to have it, (free) I will send it to you. If not to build I think it could be very collectable. Tomorrow I will get the info from the box. It's at the farm right now.
Oh my gosh, I would be honored Please get ahold of me at YSUMark@icloud.com Those are the kinds of stories that inspire me to go all out on a build.
Thank you Mark. Always like learning new tips and tricks. Big help. They look great
Thank you very much. I'm glad it helped. Let me know if you try it out.
Excellent how to. Keep up the great work, Mark!
Thank you very much.
Nice tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much.
Very cool demonstration Mark, thank you! 😎👍
Thank you very much.
Looks great Mark…thanks for the share.
Thank you very much.
That is cool! Looks great and looks easy to do!! Definitely something I'm gonna try. Thank you so much for sharing this technique!!!!
Thank you very much. Let me know how it works out.
Great technique. I've washed seats before but never pre-shaded. Thanks for the demonstration .
Thank you very much. I started doing this a while ago. I use to do it all the time on ships and planes. Once I got the .2mm I had to try it on the seats.
Very interesting. I was wondering how this might be done. As for keeping things in the frame, every UA-camr knows this can be harder to do than some think! Also, you’re gonna hit 5k subs right away! Exciting times for sure.
Thank you very much. I've ruined so many good airbrush films because of this. I am so humbled and excited about 5000 subscribers. I never thought I'd hit ten.
@@grandpamarkshobbies If we don’t keep learning, we go backwards! With painting, you can’t reshoot the segment. Later on when the channel is bigger, maybe a second camera and some editing software will help. (Although I still get away with one camera (my phone)
I am moving my shop to another room and I am hoping to make the spray booth more video friendly. LOL I still use my Iphone. I will be updating that before Jan when I start my Friday Night Live shoots. I use Lightworks for editing. It's good software and let's me do a lot.
Been watching for years learn a new hint with every episode
Thank you very much. That just made my day.
Nice video Mark
Thank you very much.
Very nice, thanks for sharing
Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for all your tips, Mark. I'll say it again. You my friend are a terrific ambassador to our hobby.👍👊✌
Thank you very much, I have a lot of fun doing these.
Very nice technique. Very subtle and easy to perform. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much. Yeah, it changes the color just enough to look the part.
Cool! Thanks for this!
Good Stuff Sir 🏆🏆🏆 Thanks For Sharing Buddy 🙏🤗 Gary.
Thank you very much.
Great tip 🤘 on
Thanks. Glad to help.
Great video. Thanks!
Is quick shine similar to Pledge? Never heard of it before now.
Thank you very much. Yes it is. It's just a tiny bit thinner.
Great details on the seats. I need to get some nmmore panel liners😄
Thank you very much. I use them for so much. I only have the three. Gray, Black, and Brown.
@@grandpamarkshobbies I only have grey at this time. I made my own black using craft paint. I plan on adding some brown though.
Craft paint is awesome. I am using it more and more often.
Great work!Iam already too shaky for that!And Btw i have 40 bucks brush that does the thing the same great way!
Thanks. I never had any luck pre-shading with a brush. I always put down too much paint.
looks amazing Mark thanks 4 sharing 😁🤩scooter😎ps still no clue as to what color im going with🤔
Thank you very much. LOL. I have that problem all the time.
Very nice, now, how about black leather? Would you suggest using a gray for pre-shading?
Thank you very much. For black I do use a light to medium light gray and go light on the black. As long as you keep the airbrush straight at the work it will show up nice.
Hey Mark thanks so much, I'm guessing you didn't try the Cleat Orange. May have been too light for the effect you wanted. Thanks for the demo video. Well done as usual even with hitting the camera and not keeping stuff in view. LOL
Thank you very much. Once I got the brown panel liner down I realized that the clear orange would be way to much. Once I get my new shop up and running I'll be able to do so much better with filming.
Any reason for the glossy quick shine over a semi-gloss gloss or a matte clear? Another great tutorial with fantastic tips 👍
Thank you very much. The paint I used was a flat paint. So I use the Quick Shine over it to seal the paint. If not the panel liner will etch into the paint and make it a brown blob. LOL So I seal it and then use the panel liner. Then when the panel liner dries it will dull down the Quick Shine and make it the leather finish that I was looking for.
Great tip. I have one question. What paint did you use for the pre-shading and the consistency of it?
For the Pre Shading I used Tamiya's Flat Black XF-1 thinned to be just a bit thicker than water. I sprayed it with about 8 psi.
Hi Mark, I have just come across your channel and enjoy the tutorial on doing lesther seats, but what is quick shine? I assume it is some type of polish, I have subscribed as I would like to see what else yoh do, best regards from Australia, Les
Thank you very much. You are number two from Australia. Quick Shine is a floor polish that is sold in most stores here. I use to use Pledge or Future Floor wax, but sadly those have been discontinued. The quick shine works about the same it's just a bit thinner.
I’m new to your channel, and totally loved the video as well as a couple of more I’ve watched. What are you using to hold the seats in place while painting them, looks like sticky tape? Thanks again, just subscribed!!
Thanks for the subscription. I use 3M (or a knock off of it) foam tape from the dollar store. I cut it in small pieces and it holds great.
If you are interested, there's a Facebook group page GrandpaMark's Hobbies that has a lot of great members who are non judgmental and very helpful. If you'd like.
@@grandpamarkshobbies thank you!!
Any time.
Nice 👍😅
Thank you very much.
@@grandpamarkshobbies your welcome 😁
lol, you are up way too early --- and thank you for the demonstration! 😉
Thank you very much. The pups had me up at 4:30 again. LOL
Great vid.. does it work the same for White leather look…?
With white I'd use a medium gray pre shade. Then the white, then the brown. But I'd be super quick with the brown and maybe do a mist coat of white over the brown again.
@@grandpamarkshobbies Excellent, I’ll try that. Thx. 👍🏼
It can be hard to make white look right. I've also just used black pastels and just dusted the seats with a very soft brush, then using a damp paper towel and wiping off the high sides. That looks good too.
Don't look like leather to me, but if you like it, wonderful.
Thanks for the honest input.
Why not just put a wash in the seat as pre shading instead of airbrush. So much fast and better control. Like a panel liner
I do it this way because it is actually quicker for me. I prep all the kit parts, then do what sub assemblies I can, then I swing around to the spray booth and pre shade all my seats. By the time I spray the interior parts the seats pre shade is dry and ready for paint. If I use the panel liner I have as a wash I need to wait 24 hours for it to cure before I can put the base coat down. I've tried to hurry this before and it got me into hot water, so I just do it this way. Then by the time I'm done spraying everything else the seats are dry and I can put a couple coats of quick shine on them. By then it's time to call it a day. The next day I can use the brown panel liner on them to darken the color a bit and highlight the seams a little more. Then it doesn't matter how long it takes to dry because everything else is done and I have all the other parts pre painted and ready for work. It's just the process I use that works for me. Thanks for the question.