SWIRLING Yellow & Black Custom Guitar
Pretty cool technique.
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Are you absolutely frikin' kidding me ?!?!?!!?? That is really cool. I never even suspected a method of painting something that way. I have a lot of questions, mainly 'how', but that is some sweet skills right there
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByFartCommander (87.50) 
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@FartCommander Because the paints float, you can swirl and mix them on the surface. When you dip the object as they did, you are basically picking up a coat of paint as you sink it into the water.
It's a really cool method IMO.
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@FartCommander
that coment fits so well with that avatar. HA!
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByWalter (207.00) 
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@FartCommander this is how they put camo on compound bows
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bytechintro (41.98) 
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@FartCommander
also, the paint is hydrophobic, that's why it doesn't mix with the water and why it stays on the wood.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByProcopol (105.94) 
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@FartCommander
No.. in fact its really simple..
My whole car interior was made with this procedure.. ;)
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByMuhammad_Blowjob (482.50) 
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I'm not too fond of the outcome to be honest.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByProcopol (105.94) 
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@Procopol Red instead of yellow would have been cooler. I also liked when there were the larger blotches of black before he effed with that.
Posted Jan-30-2013 By3000gt (54.40) 
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@3000gt
right, a dark red would be nice to achieve a subtle color difference.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByProcopol (105.94) 
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This is a thousand year old painting technique called `ebru` in Turkey or known as paper marbling everywhere else, the real source of origin i think is somewhere in china before christ
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bydavebaron666 (222.66) 
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@davebaron666 They have been doing this to gun stocks for over 25 years.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByDeerMan (121.80) 
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@DeerMan
yep
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bydawack (20.72) 
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Here's how you do it.
http://www.projectguitar.com/tut/swirled.htm
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bytat2d (3223.98) 
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@tat2d Thanks for the link.
I have a feeling lots of things in my house are going to be swirled now!
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bysungam (1409.08) 
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@sungam Ive actually done this. Following that web page instructions. Not to a guitar, but other things.
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bytat2d (3223.98) 
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@tat2d How do you remove it? I must say my dick looks pretty exotic right now.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByKotszak (113.50) 
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@Kotszak LOL HA ha ha! Acetone or Lacquer thinner. Let us know how it came out! ha ha ha
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bytat2d (3223.98) 
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@Kotszak elbow grease.
Posted Jan-30-2013 Byapathetic (231.30) 
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That's great but no stairway pls.
Posted Jan-30-2013 By3000gt (54.40) 
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Stryper is still around and ordering guitars, huh?
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bydethaduj (41.92) dethaduj View Channel Send Message
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Now we sit and wait for the 80's, and then we cash in.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByChriSarasota (73.10) 
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@ChriSarasota
I got my spandex and hair spray ready.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByHUknows (397.92) 
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@ChriSarasota thats what I thought, to 1985
Posted Jan-31-2013 Byshizzlemynizzle (2091.80) 
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@ChriSarasota
you actually finish the guitar with hair spray
Posted Jan-31-2013 By2DLISH2QUIT (2316.60) 2DLISH2QUIT View Channel Send Message
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Ugly.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByWadziu (50.90) 
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nice! if i ever want a stupid looking guitar, i know what to do.
Posted Jan-31-2013 ByYogsoggoth (842.20) Yogsoggoth View Channel Send Message
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It makes your guitar sound better too.
Posted Jan-30-2013 ByRafterman1 (162.04) 
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I will try this on my laptop now. :)
Posted Jan-30-2013 Byvomitory (57.90) vomitory View Channel Send Message
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Wow! Interesting! Learning something new every day...
Posted Jan-31-2013 Bycaspa7 (97.78) caspa7 View Channel Send Message
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im one video closer to seeing it all
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bylepapillon (77.60) lepapillon View Channel Send Message
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Seen a guy who had his mini alloys done with the technique. He went for a wood affect. Looks stunning
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bytomparko- (132.30) 
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@tomparko- maybe they could make a huge one and dip scooby vans :D
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bythefusser (22.00) thefusser View Channel Send Message
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@thefusser Good idea. Recon that would cost a bomb tho ha
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bytomparko- (132.30) 
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Great stuff. This technique is derived from marbling. In old books the front and back pages right against the cover were decorated with marbling. It's an art form in itself with all kinds of instruments being used to create repetitions, like combs, forks etc. to modify the designs. The designs have names. The Japanese have been doing it too for centuries.
There are lots of books explaining how to do it on paper or fabric.
http://www.amazon.com/How-Marbleize-Paper-Step---Step/dp/0486246515/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1359560462&sr=1-1&keywords=marbling More..
Posted Jan-30-2013 Bykhamomil (1611.74) 
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