dneid
Staff Sergeant
Hey, Guys,
Well, to make my life a little more complicated, I am investigating the salt method for chipping. However, given that I am also switching over to acrylics for the 1st time (Vallejo), I have a couple of questions about the salt technique and acrylics:
1) When removing the salt, will the water lift the paint as well? Just how well does acrylic hold up to the water when removing the salt?
2) Just how do you get the salt to stick? I have seen a few videos on Youtube and quite a few use hairspray and salt. I would prefer to stick with just the salt at present. Trying to control the degrees of freedom in this learning curve.
Any and all feedback is much appreciated.
Well, to make my life a little more complicated, I am investigating the salt method for chipping. However, given that I am also switching over to acrylics for the 1st time (Vallejo), I have a couple of questions about the salt technique and acrylics:
1) When removing the salt, will the water lift the paint as well? Just how well does acrylic hold up to the water when removing the salt?
2) Just how do you get the salt to stick? I have seen a few videos on Youtube and quite a few use hairspray and salt. I would prefer to stick with just the salt at present. Trying to control the degrees of freedom in this learning curve.
Any and all feedback is much appreciated.