I'm Standing my Board Straight up to paint next time..

[Coach K-LO]

great advice, Mega!

[ivsoptionsondeck]

Originally Posted by Coach K-LO

great advice, Mega!

I sure was Coach K-LO, I think I will just make this a practice board for showing off newby's here in Oklahoma..
It's light weight body style " made from a Air Hockey Table " is light enough for traveling with to someones place to have some fun with..
I will slow my roll next Board.... I Promise ya That wink.....smile....

[5-13 Studios]

Originally Posted by Megawattz

Slow down your working to fast, spray in light layers give the coats time to cure before the next.Never try to get full coverage in one pass, If u spray in light coats this eliminates the build up around the mask lines thus a better finish when removing masking.Dont wait to long to remove, when the paint dries hard it removes paint around taped lines. Back up your to close to the surface creating hot spots.U control the paint dont let it control U.peace.MW

that is some great advise right there, bruce.

[ivsoptionsondeck]

I'm getting the picture now fella's lol... I rushed it lol.. But, in the begining, it was perfect!
I just happen to touch the field with the Hose, and it was panic mode..
I gotta better way now of spraying the board now..
Today, I made a Tri Pod Stand to Prop up my Metal side ways so my hose don't come near the fields designs...

[5-13 Studios]

it's cool, man. this type of painting is trial and error. you have quickly learned a couple of techniques that will help you on your way, and i, for one, cannot wait to see your final results. good luck to ya.