Painting a plaster building from Downtown Deco

[@Cbtrainnut]

Very nice. Enjoyed the video a bunch.

[@everythingphotography2570]

Thank you

[@timothyjerry2455]

I’m about to start Adams street #1, it’s a block of different establishments and this tutorial was very helpful. Thank you!

[@justforthefun]

Glad it was helpful. Good luck with your project

[@rwissbaum9849]

I've found that after you sand the back side of paper signs, spreading white glue makes the sign stretch and it makes the sign very fragile. Now I just brush acrylic matte medium on the side of the building, lay the sign in position, and burnish it down as you described. Any excess matte medium around the sign edges disappears completely when it dries.

[@tripodcamera9943]

Great idea. Thanks

[@pu55ylurker59]

Man thank you for that idea of using plastic over the paper decal for better contour 👍

[@justforthefun]

Glad you found something that helped!

[@bpair4608]

I'm working on the Atomic Cafe from them. Thanks for the help.

[@justforthefun]

Glad it was helpful

[@Ken-od7gc]

Nice tutorial!

[@ryanjohn7034]

Awesome

[@justforthefun]

Thanks Ryan. I'm glad you liked it. Please let me know if there are any other topics you would like me to cover.

[@guypehaim1080]

I have an idea for you. You could try using a caligraphy set that has a pen handle and nibs of various widths for painting the individual bricks. You could then choose a nib of the correct width and paint a brick in one stroke.