video Blue Fire Flames - how to paint different colored flames, airbrush
Realistic flames can be painted in any color you want. This is how to do it.
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Not NiceInappropriateSpamCaro the face painter
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Oct 14, 2011. 3:56 AMReply
Hi there, Thanks so much. I am a face and body painter and I have been requested to paint a beautiful belly bump with blue flames. This clip has helped so much. Thanks again.
iceclipper
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Apr 10, 2009. 7:05 PMReply
This is great! I have been wanting to airbrush fire on my garage walls around the cabinets. Question: Red and yellow at the tips of the flames and blue and white at the base; would blue go on top of the red or would you leave the area unpainted to put blue at the base? Or should the blue and white be painted first and then yellow tips and red to blend the two? Thanks again!
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slimguy379
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Jul 5, 2008. 7:45 PMReply
where do you get that can of sparkles? is it something you can buy at home depot etc.?
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GorillazMiko
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Jan 7, 2008. 5:34 PMReplyGreat job, looks amazing when finished, I might try this if I can. I hope I don't mess up!
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slimguy379
in reply to Jul 5, 2008. 7:42 PMReply
with "real flames" following these steps you really can't screw it up! (well to a degree)
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Rob K
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Jan 7, 2008. 9:26 PMReply
Wow looks good but I don't have air brush.
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