Window Trim mask easy in Adobe Illusterator.
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Window Trim mask easy in Adobe Illusterator.
If some of you have wondered how to design a window trim on the computer, here is one easy way to do it using Adobe Illustrator.
For more tips and tutorials, go to www.cfxpaintworks.com
For more tips and tutorials, go to www.cfxpaintworks.com
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RE: Window Trim mask easy in Adobe Illusterator.
Your like a pro im new (to painting) how do you keep the paint from chipping, what paint do you recomend, in spray cans, any tips on how to do it.
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RE: Window Trim mask easy in Adobe Illusterator.
Hey ACF.
As far as spray cans, there are at least 3 companies i recommend. Spazstix, Pactra, and Tamiya. They are all great companies. One thing to remember when you paint is paint in thin layers. I like to start with a very thin coat to start. Also called a "tac" coat. This lets the rest of the coats stick to the body. Then keep adding thin coats until the desired coverage. Remember, take your time. Even with one color with spray cans, you should give yourself at least half an hour to complete everything. If you ahve more question, there is a plethora of answers at [link=http://www.cfxpaintworks.com]CFX[/link]
As far as spray cans, there are at least 3 companies i recommend. Spazstix, Pactra, and Tamiya. They are all great companies. One thing to remember when you paint is paint in thin layers. I like to start with a very thin coat to start. Also called a "tac" coat. This lets the rest of the coats stick to the body. Then keep adding thin coats until the desired coverage. Remember, take your time. Even with one color with spray cans, you should give yourself at least half an hour to complete everything. If you ahve more question, there is a plethora of answers at [link=http://www.cfxpaintworks.com]CFX[/link]
