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<blockquote data-quote="sj-pratt" data-source="post: 767755" data-attributes="member: 6953"><p>Ofdscooby,</p><p></p><p>I've tried a lot of different approaches to achieve texture and webbing, and with some types of paint it just won't work very well. I have never sprayed Duracoat, I use Cerecoat and KG Gunkote and I would think they are similar in solids or body you might say and to make a web with them would be a challenge. If you turn your air down and volume up it will give you specks like Manners uses for texture. You will have a hard time, as you already realized making the specks pronounced enough to make much of a difference. I use acrylic urethanes and have techniques that make the patterns and textures repeatable. Here's a picture of what you could do with urethanes.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Good Luck with your project.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sj-pratt, post: 767755, member: 6953"] Ofdscooby, I’ve tried a lot of different approaches to achieve texture and webbing, and with some types of paint it just won’t work very well. I have never sprayed Duracoat, I use Cerecoat and KG Gunkote and I would think they are similar in solids or body you might say and to make a web with them would be a challenge. If you turn your air down and volume up it will give you specks like Manners uses for texture. You will have a hard time, as you already realized making the specks pronounced enough to make much of a difference. I use acrylic urethanes and have techniques that make the patterns and textures repeatable. Here’s a picture of what you could do with urethanes. Good Luck with your project. [/QUOTE]
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