I started out just like last time, but when I got to the point of adding the tin foil, I changed my mind. The foil just wasn't working out because the cross was little thick, making it difficult for the foil to cover without ripping. So, I decided to paint the entire piece with bronze metallic craft paint. When it dried, I brushed on Asphalt Driveway Crack Filler. I added a little water to the asphalt to make it thinner Surprisingly, the asphalt dries in about 10 minutes. I put a little turpentine on a paper towel and rubbed it over the piece removing part of the asphalt, exposing the bronze underneath. I like it. I plan to brush on a clear sealer before hanging it on the wall.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
The Look of Metal - Take Two
I tried the faux metal look again. This time I used a small canvas for the substrate. I added small plastic scrapbooking decorations and lightweight, wooden cross ornament.
I started out just like last time, but when I got to the point of adding the tin foil, I changed my mind. The foil just wasn't working out because the cross was little thick, making it difficult for the foil to cover without ripping. So, I decided to paint the entire piece with bronze metallic craft paint. When it dried, I brushed on Asphalt Driveway Crack Filler. I added a little water to the asphalt to make it thinner Surprisingly, the asphalt dries in about 10 minutes. I put a little turpentine on a paper towel and rubbed it over the piece removing part of the asphalt, exposing the bronze underneath. I like it. I plan to brush on a clear sealer before hanging it on the wall.
I started out just like last time, but when I got to the point of adding the tin foil, I changed my mind. The foil just wasn't working out because the cross was little thick, making it difficult for the foil to cover without ripping. So, I decided to paint the entire piece with bronze metallic craft paint. When it dried, I brushed on Asphalt Driveway Crack Filler. I added a little water to the asphalt to make it thinner Surprisingly, the asphalt dries in about 10 minutes. I put a little turpentine on a paper towel and rubbed it over the piece removing part of the asphalt, exposing the bronze underneath. I like it. I plan to brush on a clear sealer before hanging it on the wall.
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