Custom Paint on a Wood Paddle Using LiME LiNE

In this how-to tutorial, I will take you through the step-by-step process of laying out eye-catching graphics on a wooden paddle.
To start, I prepared the wood by scuffing it with 600-grit sandpaper to create a smooth surface. I then sealed it with a primer, ensuring it had enough time to dry for a solid bond. After 10 hours, I lightly sanded the primer, cleaned the surface, and applied a black basecoat.
Next comes the exciting part - adding some sparkle! I used LiME LiNE metal flake, which I mixed into a 2K clearcoat. This mixture allows the metal flake to adhere to the surface while providing a glossy finish. I applied 3 to 4 coats of metallic flake, waiting 5 to 10 minutes between each coat for optimum coverage.
To achieve a smooth and polished look, I followed up with three heavy coats of clearcoat. This not only enhances the durability but also smooths out any texture from the metal flake. After allowing the clearcoat to dry for at least 12 hours, I sanded the surface to make it even smoother.
To add an artistic touch, I used LiME LiNE 8th inch tape to create a unique design around the perimeter. Additionally, I incorporated a LiME LiNE Lotus leaf stencil with black basecoat and an airbrush to create an intricate pattern. The outcome is a stunning combination of colors and shapes!
But wait, there's more! I will also demonstrate the use of ram wrap and chameleon pearl to create a mesmerizing 3-D marble effect that changes color. This technique adds depth and complexity to your artwork, truly making it stand out from the crowd.
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[@user-zg9tc6nv2o]

日本の羽子板に似ている。 昔の人がお正月に遊ぶ道具です。 とても綺麗です。

[@johnsabia3793]

That color is insane.

[@TimeWarpCustomPaint]

For sure

[@aandc2005]

You are one tatlent mutha hubba!! Thats beautiful!!!

[@TimeWarpCustomPaint]

Thank you so much

[@erniebidding2325]

Evening Adam and Ashley and everyone

[@e-brown5274]

Let's go

[@jeremydiamonds70]

Hello everyone

[@chrisberard6922]

Hey Adam. Been watching a ton of your videos and just purchased some of your products on Amazon. Your work is hands down some of the best out there. Whereas, i do want to try my hand at this starting with helmets, i am still interested in getting my tins done. Is this something that you still take on? Came across an old ebay post of yours with some awesome work. I would love a modified version of that work. Please let me know if its something you still do and what it would cost, approximately.

[@TimeWarpCustomPaint]

No sorry

[@mickspence2885]

Hi Adam.. your designs and style are a huge influence on me so thanks very much for these detailed videos. Could you ease give your opinion..? What typically causes stencil designs that are done with basecoat black to be almost muddy and look too deep under....is it too much candy causing over saturation of the black? I understand it's hard for you to say without seeing...this only seems to happen on certain colours like bergundy and greens...thanks man!

[@Stu81]

Probably a silly question but what would a satin clear coat finish look like over all those details, would there be no clarity and look fuzzy?

[@TimeWarpCustomPaint]

It would make it look different and good , but not as sparkly

[@shanemichael3250]

I have a Eddie Van Halen designed kramer guitar that I need some ideas on painting my own ""Frankenstein " in honor of king Edward and timewarps mind melting paint with mind melting guitar.. just a thought from a fan of both

[@Kevin-ne2fr]

And what are you using this paddle for? 🤔

[@TimeWarpCustomPaint]

It’s wall art.