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acrylic paint
has anyone done a graphic using acrylic paint? i was wondering how it turns out and what you have to do to prep the wood for it.
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sand down the original graphic, prime it, acrylic paints, then finish up with a few coats of marine varnish.
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I think chris is amazing with or without his speedboard.
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also, whats the song in your sliding15 video?
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I think chris is amazing with or without his speedboard.
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thanks ill have to try that, and the song in the video is Express Yourself by NWA.
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I've done 2 acrylic paintings on a board....
the first one I put a thin layer of gesso on the plain wood, then painted on top. Then I sealed it w/ this acrylic sealant stuff I got at Michael's (art/crafts store)
The second one, I stained the wood, then did 2 coats of spray-on polyurethane. Then I painted, then I did like 6 more coats of polyurethane. After I had done like 3 of the post-acrylic urethane coats, I had to transport the board, and I noticed 2 places where the paint came off, I guess something scratched it. Anyway it looked like the acrylic paint couldn't really grab onto the urethane.
So if I did it again I would A) sand the area I was about to paint on to rough up the urethane surface first, or B) not urethane until after painting.
I will probably do B. for my next board. Acrylic is thick, unless you water it down a lot I can't think of any reason you couldn't just paint right on the deck.
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