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@roscoejenkins3699 8 сағат бұрын
FINALLY!!!!! Someone who knows what they are talking about. You have helped me tremendously! Thank You my friend.
@DeepDarkDanger 2 күн бұрын
cool dude thx
@bryanshobbies 2 күн бұрын
NP!!
@easttnrailray5685 3 күн бұрын
Okay but you didn't show what the vegetable based glycerine you used. I am brand new and would like to try this but I don't know what you used.
@bryanshobbies 3 күн бұрын
It was whatever the brand they had at Walgreens you're looking for the food grade stuff. That said, I've altered my formula a bit and I'm not using glycerin anymore, I've just doubled the amount of rinse aid and I'm getting a very similar result without the drawbacks of the glycerin going moldy. I will be making a video about this very soon. Good luck and thanks for watching!
@easttnrailray5685 3 күн бұрын
@bryanshobbies Yes, sir, and thank you for the speedy reply. I'm going WM to get the rinse now.
@yleticiam 6 күн бұрын
*A cord of distilled water. *6 drops of the dishwasher rinse. *6 drops of a vegetable based glycerin.
@bryanshobbies 4 күн бұрын
Yes but I've been doing some experimenting and my new formula is I've gotten rid of the glycerin and doubled the rinse aid. I'll be doing a new video on it soon.
@brentnicol6391 10 күн бұрын
Thank you very much for this video. What do you use to clean your airbrush after use?
@bryanshobbies 10 күн бұрын
As long as I remember to clean as I go, I can get by with just tap water. If I forget and leave it sitting for a day or two, then I use an old gallon jug of Windex complete I've had around for several years. I don't think they make it anymore, but a multi-surface cleaner should do the trick.
@davidmentzer 12 күн бұрын
Love the videos. Keep ‘em coming! They’re informative and chill. I appreciate the ingenuity.
@bryanshobbies 11 күн бұрын
Thanks!!
@jordanwille6900 15 күн бұрын
This is great! I can’t wait to try it for my cosplay projects :) this made the very initially daunting learning curve of air brushing a lot easier to tackle
@bryanshobbies 15 күн бұрын
Cool, thanks for watching!
@Fridelain 16 күн бұрын
A quart is close enough to one litre, a litre would proportionally get 6.34 drops, safe to round down to 6
@bryanshobbies 16 күн бұрын
I like that mixture and used it for a while, but I've actually been rethinking that, and I have doubled the amount of rinse aid and done away with the glycerin. I found the glycerin promotes some sort of slime mold that caught me by surprise. Anyway, I'm going to make an update video on it real soon.
@Fridelain 16 күн бұрын
@@bryanshobbies I did double the rinse aid to, purely by accident 😂. Probably a good idea to add some fungicidal/anti-algal anyhow, but it surprises me it would survive the tensioactives in the rinse aid that should fill that role well.
@Fridelain 16 күн бұрын
Keep in mind most famous painted pieces of art in museums today were made with ground up rocks, dirt, animal bits. Which the artists had to grind up and mix themselves. They still got by.
@sausagekerbs 16 күн бұрын
1qt distilled wawa 6 drops rinse aid 6 drops veg glycerin Just a reminder for myself.
@zyos11 16 күн бұрын
Deco art paints are just do hideous when compared to other cheap brands, I had a good experience with Folkart
@benjaminnielsen4288 20 күн бұрын
That's great man. Very creative 😊
@bryanshobbies 18 күн бұрын
@benjaminnielsen4288 Thank you!
@ardeeallen7266 23 күн бұрын
what is in the bottle you have marked ABT ????
@bryanshobbies 23 күн бұрын
Airbrush thinner
@viktorfilatov1378 24 күн бұрын
spring for hot wire tensioning is very important
@bryanshobbies 24 күн бұрын
I've been thinking about that.
@youknoweverything7643 27 күн бұрын
I jse same airbrush all you need is single acrion even modek nuilders feom starwarm at ilm saif aingle action only not fual action and inget beautiful paintjobs in my model cars and won shows using single action and had or for 10 years now and neber had to replace any pieces love it
@bryanshobbies 27 күн бұрын
I have my little single action Iwata siphon feed I use very frequently. I love it and would not dare Give It Up. Thanks for watching!
@knothead5 27 күн бұрын
I was pondering your video and what you use for the thinning solution. Noticed that you use pipettes for measuring the drops of media into the water. We get 1 ml syringes for pet medication. Thought that might work. Also syringes from the farm store are available...without needle (need a vet's OK for it ). Getting the water, rinsing agent and glycerin ready and "brush up" on my skills.
@bryanshobbies 24 күн бұрын
I have plenty of syringes laying around but you can not beat pipettes for just convenience. Especially when you just need a few drops and accuracy is not that critical.
@knothead5 24 күн бұрын
Got both. Always prepared, I always say.
@knothead5 28 күн бұрын
Nice setup. How long do you guesstimate the filter will last?
@bryanshobbies 28 күн бұрын
That's going to be dictated more by the amount of overspray run through it rather than how long you've had it. I've only changed it once so far, and I've been using it off and on for about 3 years
@knothead5 28 күн бұрын
Just getting into airbrushing. I'm one step below a rank amateur. I have a set of 24 water based craft paints that my wife found at the local hobby store. I started yesterday by spraying a piece of cardboard. Learned a little and looking forward to learning more as I subscribed to your YT site. Many thanks for taking the stress out of learning this craft.
@user-ik9oo2zw3o Ай бұрын
Im new to airbrush didn’t want to spend a fortune on expensive paint learning so I heard about using the cheapest hobby acrylic paints and i already had large bottles of was having so much trouble with thinning acrylics I almost gave up,i kept hitting a dead end road but you showed me another road to travel so maybe my airbrush journey hasn’t ended just yet , thanks for sharing your wisdom
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Thank you for watching, I appreciate the comment! Good luck!
@killergameshit4529 Ай бұрын
i know in the other video you said we can figure out how to make the shelf... but i cant,, hahahahaha.. i failed 2 times as i am not a carpenter. That shelf is the star of the show for me and i cannot speak for the other subscribers but i would watch that "how to make your shelf" video at least 20 times,,, hahahaha... i am working on the paint holder one today you did as my wife just brought home the glue gun and sticks she bought for these projects... the airbrush holder i made from your video works perfect just like you said.. and went together very easy so im going to be following your tutorials to learn,, would love to see that shelf one if you ever decide to do one.. THANKS for your time and talent and sharing knowledge with us.. we appreciate it
@Hjerte_Verke Ай бұрын
So bizarre seeing internet modelers using model cement on painted pieces. It doesn't really work at all as model cement cannot form a proper bond with a layer of paint, plus the shiny cement residue is really visible on the painted pieces. Model cement ruins paint, but it's 2024 and maybe things have changed?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I might not show every step on camera, but I always remove a little bit of the paint, so I have a surface to glue to.
@knothead5 Ай бұрын
I bought some water based acrylic paint at Hobby Lobby. Your YT video overcame some doubts I had. I do have a reducer that has a type of alcohol listed in the label. Hesitating about using it. Anyway, I bookmarked your video and took a photo of the dishwasher rinse so I can buy some!
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Try putting a little bit of your reducer in a cup with some of the paint and see how it reacts. If it's me I normally start out about 50/50 if it's going to cause problems it should do it within about 3 to 5 minutes. Typically what I see is it turns into something like loose cottage cheese.
@knothead5 Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies Many thanks for your video and your advice.
@jeanP309 Ай бұрын
how many ml distilled water?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I'm not being super precise it's a little less than a quart or about 1 Liter
@killergameshit4529 Ай бұрын
going out and making my airbrush holder RIGHT NOW and removing it from my Amazon cart.. no way im paying 15 bucks when i got a block of wood, 2 screws, and a coat hanger... I even have the SAME white plastic coated coat hanger.... Thanks Bryan
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Cool!!
@edwardnash7411 Ай бұрын
Great Build 👍
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Thanks for watching
@WilliamEverhart Ай бұрын
Thanks for the info. Great work, great advice, and a great pace.
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
@tobytomic Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the tip
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
You're welcome:-)
@carlomac Ай бұрын
Is the reducer glass jar really 1 quart (or close to 1 litre) of distilled water? It just looks smaller in the video.
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I had to go back and double-check LOL, but yes, that's a quart jar.
@carlomac Ай бұрын
Thanks for checking Bryan! I’m going to try this with acrylic polycarbonate paints for rc bodies.
@carlomac Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies thanks!
@beckyj3314 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for all the advice and all the information you've shared. I truly appreciate it!
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
You're welcome, and thank you for watching!
@EdderAguilera-ve2fk Ай бұрын
Hello Bryan. I´m new in the hobby.... what home made product you use for better are flow improver? My issue is my tip is with dry paint?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Tip dry is going to happen. So far, the best thing I found is to thin your paint just a little bit more and to apply multiple thin light coats to build up opacity. Acrylic paints, whether it be apple barrel, vallejo, or model masters, are made from binders and very teeny tiny particles of acrylic plastic that are engineered to want to stick together. So a little extra thinner well blended into the paint will keep them separated just a tiny bit more until they reach where you want them to go. Whether it be off the shelf or homemade, both thinners and flow improvers will help with this.
@EdderAguilera-ve2fk Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies thanks a lot for your answer. have you any preferred formula with the rinse aid?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I've recently started doing a little more experimentation with the rinse aid thinner and I'm currently doing about 12 ish drops per quart and discontinued the glycerin and only adding it unless it's in small batches.
@EdderAguilera-ve2fk Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies Thanks you are giving me food info to start with my trials and understand my paints. Thanks again
@GenuineRage Ай бұрын
for anyone that stumbles upon this, it's important to note that he's talking about WATER BASED acrylics. there ARE solvent/alcohol based acrylics that you should not thin with this solution, but generally you would know if they're a solvent based acrylic because it will have some sort of flammable warning on the bottle/package. it's a great solution for water based acrylics, the thinners are pretty much the same stuff but marked up for being premixed. just don't use it for any solvent acrylics lol. Cheers Bryan
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing!
@emanfigflo9799 Ай бұрын
But it wouldn't be safe on skin... right?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I don't know the answer to that question, so I'm not going to get it on me if I can help it.
@lordofhyphens Ай бұрын
One thing I would recommend is to duct the exhaust sideways so the paint particles that get through the prefilter end up hitting something solid and dropping. That and some sidewalls would make this a lot less messy for people who are stuck doing painting in their kitchen (as well as improve safety from the fan blades)
@Karlos.Nevizade Ай бұрын
Does the ingredients of the rinse aid matter or does any brand work?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Any brands should work just fine.
@cdehrr Ай бұрын
I'm so confused. Could you briefly list the entire process, step by step, please? thanks
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
It's all pretty simple, but the Crux of it is slow down, mix the paint well, and then use a lot of very thin coats to build up opacity.
@cdehrr Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies You put 6 drops of dishwashing detergent and 6 drops of vegetable-based glycerin into the water. Then you mixed it with acrylic paint? Where should I use thinner?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
@cdehrr it's not dishwashing detergent it is the rinse aid that goes in the door and yes about six drops of each should do the trick
@cdehrr Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies Where should i use thinner?
@cdehrr Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies As far as I understand: we added •6 drops of rinse aid •6 drops of vegetable-based glycerin to the water •added this mixture to the paint •mixed it slowly, is that all? Aren't we going to use thinner?
@joaniesalisbury4929 Ай бұрын
Such great advice I’m so thankful for you !
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
@psychopenguin3821 Ай бұрын
Thank you for making such a detailed tutorial and sharing recipes cant wait to try it my daughter got me a bunch of beautiful Folk art metallic and color shift paints but when I thinned one it was disaster had to clean my gun so many times I ended up having to re-lube it
@aaronbrown7750 Ай бұрын
The orange thing can be a 7G cellular antenna. It's not like 1 antenna can do everything after all...
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Very interesting, thank you!!
@OdysseyAviation Ай бұрын
Can I thin this craft paint with Vallejo thinner ?
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Acrylic thinner, yes, absolutely, should work very well.
@OdysseyAviation Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies ok because im thinking to mix 11 drops of back and 1 drop of shite of crafters DecoArt acrylic to get a Rubber back for aircraft wheels
@lspoor91 Ай бұрын
orange part a weather station atmosphere sample
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Well dang if that don't make perfect sense, thank you very much!!
@emilagopian Ай бұрын
From the thumbnail I thought it was sitting on normal floor tile and was like a meter tall - amazing work!!
@Bill-jt6py Ай бұрын
Who doesn't want a chance to make the perfect project for free! Thanks.
@8-7-styx94 Ай бұрын
This is probably the best basic craft paint video ever. Seriously, thank you!
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
@REKlaus Ай бұрын
There are several glues that are much better than the Testors tube we grew up with ( I'm 70 so very familiar with the tube glues.) Which one is "best" is personal preference. Tamiya makes 3 in bottles with a brush and of the 3 I like the orange bottle variety the most, a little thicker and slower than the green cap bottles but not as thick and messy as the tube glue. Testors 3502 is a very good liquid cement with a brush in the bottle. Testors also has a very good glue in a black triangular bottle with a nice spout tip that gives very good control of where the glue goes and does not string. The orange label Plastistruct glue will bond more types of plastic than any of the others (again in a glass bottle with a brush.) My favorites right now are the Revell Contacta Professional in the blue plastic bottle with a nice metal spout and the Mr Cement form Mr. Hobby. The Mr. Cement Deluxe (yellow cap) has a little resin in ti so it grabs fairly quick and gives a good bond even to chrome parts. I get the Mr. Cement at Hobby Lobby. We sell the Revell cement where I work ( an old fashion mom and pop hobby shop.)
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I'm using the Mr cement Deluxe a lot these days along with extra thin CA glue and believe it or not, good old-fashioned Tacky Glue for anything that's super fiddly and I needed to stick in place. Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching!
@REKlaus Ай бұрын
@@bryanshobbies Yes, the tacky glue is also great for clear parts. Any excess can be wiped away with a wet rag before it cures and it cures clear.
@szymee1919 Ай бұрын
Love youre work, i really enjoy watching and listening ,Greets from Aachen Germany
@REKlaus Ай бұрын
Never thought of using the DuraClear for a primer base. I do really like the DuraClear Gloss though. Very high gloss without much work.
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
I've not tried it with gloss, duraclear that might be interesting... thanks for watching!
@whimsicalcellbooster Ай бұрын
Jep. Why spending a fortune when you can build it yourself :-) so you get what you need and it’s selfmade.
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
It's more fun that way too, thanks for watching! :0)
@8bitghostnuts Ай бұрын
Fun watch Bryan! Good looking model, thanks for explaining your techniques and materials!
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
Thank you, and thanks for watching!!
@paulkirkland3263 Ай бұрын
Just getting back into plastic modelling, so this was really useful. Thank you.
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
That's cool, I'm totally addicted now thanks for watching
@whimsicalcellbooster Ай бұрын
Great job mate. Sounds like that booth creates a miniature black hole :D
@bryanshobbies Ай бұрын
😄 thanks for watching!