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POSTED BY: Pun_on_a_Bun on 05/06/08 09:48 PM


In a few of the videos, they show the artist spraying clear coat on to the finished painting. Sometimes, even with fire!  HOT DAMN!  my question is;


 


Should i spray a coat of clear onto the finished painting? and if i light it on fire to do so, does it make a difference?


 PUN





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POSTED BY: SPRAYART on 05/07/08 12:11 AM


Hi Pun! the clear coat on a finished piece does make a difference, it brings out the colours, also using clear coat makes the paint wet again for any finishing touches, once you start using clear coat you cant be without it, I think the whole setting on fire thing is for show really, it just dries instantly, but looks cool. Be careful... watch those eye lashes!!!





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POSTED BY: munden on 05/07/08 08:45 AM






SPRAYART wrote:



Hi Pun! the clear coat on a finished piece does make a difference, it brings out the colours, also using clear coat makes the paint wet again for any finishing touches, once you start using clear coat you cant be without it, I think the whole setting on fire thing is for show really, it just dries instantly, but looks cool. Be careful... watch those eye lashes!!!








I agree - a final coat of clear does help the colors - and it helps seal it a bit so the colors dont flatten over time.  And yeah once you start using clear you'll never be without it - I use it in just about every piece at one point or another - usually to re-wet an area that I'm adding to.

As far as the setting on fire thing - I've done it a few times - it really is just to dry the paint quickly either so you can hand it over to a buyer or so that you can continue working on a piece that is too wet and drying too slowly.  I wouldn't suggest it - but if you must - make sure you dont set your painting (or yourself!) on fire.  It can destroy a painting if not put out immediately! lol





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POSTED BY: Pun_on_a_Bun on 05/07/08 01:08 PM


Thanks guys! I am definitely going to apply a finishing coat of clear on my next one to see the difference! And then, if im feeling comfortable enough, i think ill try the fire! ( I MUST ) So if im not online for awhile, its because i either; caught myself on fire, caught the garage on fire, or blew up. If i did blow up, at least it would be in an explosion of color!




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POSTED BY: munden on 05/14/08 10:26 AM


lol - nothin like goin out in style!
Yeah when I first tried the fire thing I too was in my garage - my wife was at work - and the main surprise was the instnt heat.  I didn't expect the flame to be THAT hot... but it wasn't bad.  And it worked for what I needed - there was entirely too much paint down and I used the heat to salvage the painting.







Pun_on_a_Bun wrote:



Thanks guys! I am definitely going to apply a finishing coat of clear on my next one to see the difference! And then, if im feeling comfortable enough, i think ill try the fire! ( I MUST ) So if im not online for awhile, its because i either; caught myself on fire, caught the garage on fire, or blew up. If i did blow up, at least it would be in an explosion of color!











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POSTED BY: TK_Designs on 07/16/08 08:05 PM


I used the "Fire" before.... OMG never again. I totaly destroyed the piece i THOUGHT I was finishing. Darn thing cooked the paint.




 




But in reference to the clear. Heck yeah. I couldnt imagin not useing it. I dont normally clear coat the entire painting unless I used non gloss paint.


 


PUN- I notice the date you opened this thread. What was the outcome of your Flame work?

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POSTED BY: SteveD on 03/26/09 08:47 PM


OK - So I burnt down the house, but I have a really cool painting to show for it :-)


Just Kidding - although I am tempted as I have to wait so long before I can put my planet stencils down. As it warms up I don't think that'll be an issue though! Then I'll be complaining that the paint is drying too quickly - either way clear is essential!


 Happy spraying


Steve

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