Hi guys,
Can anyone could provide me some advices about the way to make those kinds of stripes with resin lam work. I don't understand how could you manage to make clean and straight lines like this without melting with the previous color. I can see 6 differents shades, so probably cleaning your squeege after each step or having 6 differents one. But still, lines are super straight, is that just about skills or is there any tricks to help?
Thanks by advance.
Olivier
Tue, 2019-11-12 20:59
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Mix up your 7 shaded... pour nose to tail in about 1" wide as straight as possible with a 1/2" or so gap between them. Pull resin nose to tail.
clean squeege at each pull.
"We ain't on our way to Wembley,we ain't gonna win the league. No matter how much they let us down - Westham's still our team"...
tape off outline..
lines don't look that straight to me/not sure what the dark purple mess is around the nose
Scrub it kook
That's the deck ... wraps around to the bottom
its a resin fade... not gonna tape that off
"We ain't on our way to Wembley,we ain't gonna win the league. No matter how much they let us down - Westham's still our team"...
Gotcha on deck over lap.
I thought was taped off and foam stained that's how I would go abouts..
Scrub it kook
Takes a pretty opaque white to cover up purple.
I've seen ppl doing it with paint directly on the block
Thanks guys,
So yeah it's more about skills than anything. I'm gonna give it a try and see. Thanks again!
hope we'll see some of your pictures?
all the best
Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. - Winston Churchill
Yeah man of course!
Tnaks for the advices. I'll post pictures in the famous tread from kensurf "show us your resin tints and pattern". Super inpiring.
It's all about the skills.
"We ain't on our way to Wembley,we ain't gonna win the league. No matter how much they let us down - Westham's still our team"...