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    Default A little fun with rust

    I created this simple sign for a guy for his man cave, I made one awhile back using this same painting method but added color to subdue the rust effect, this time I got to go full bore with it.


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    I so love that finish, can you tell me how you do it please?

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    Wow nice finish, iron based paints and patina finish? How did you do that?

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    That looks great. Very nice finish I liked your last one but this one is even better.
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    Great job on this sign, Robert. The rust effect came out just super. From the picture, you could never tell is wasn't metal. I am sure it was a big hit. I suspect a lot of folks here would be interested in learning more about the method you used....
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    I agree with everyone else great job, now you just have to tell us how you did it.

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    Great work, please share. Thanks

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    I too am interested in how you did it Robert. Great finish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dale View Post
    I agree with everyone else great job, now you just have to tell us how you did it.
    The finish on this is so easy to do, I use Metal effects paint by Modern Masters. They have an iron paint that contains iron particles, you put a couple coats on, spray on an activator and wait.....an hour later you have what you see in the picture. I put a coat of sealant on it to protect it.. Thats it, really simple stuff.
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