the helmet

hey crew! well i hope you guys are ready for this weeks tutorial. I have gotten allot of emails requests for me to paint various items. this is a tutorial were we spraypaint a helmet.

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Howto & Style

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• spraycasso
• helmet
• spraycasso.net
• tutorial
• crossing
• sign
• yellow
• how-to

[si1entscorn]

im usually a big fan of your work but i gotta say the yellow sign didnt turn out as well as i think you could have, obviously its your first time im sure you learned something from it, but the lines off the yellow line ended up a little bit to soft

[spraycasso]

thanks for your comment! at first the edges did come out soft but we covered the sign back up and made the lines sharper and straighter by defining them better with the gasoline. you're right i did learn allot..all the curves made it pretty tough to paint LOL

[sprayart94]

hey, thanks for the video - would you need to prep metal if you were to work on it, someone might want a car bonnet done, i presumed a few coats underneath.

thanks : )

[spraycasso]

ive done a few paintings on metal and i've not had to prep it before. the metal doesnt absorb the paint so, i think you would be ok....

[gmboy100]

doesent it smell like paint inside the helmet after the paint job?? im allowed to do it but my dad said it cant smell like paint inside the helmet or else you going to get high LOL plz answer back man and great job on that sign thx

[H82BLEGL]

hey very nice what about as for coming off or peeling did you clear the helmet or what?

[MrXplosiV]

sooo true!! i just used them to design the walls on a warehouse and they are amasing paints

[oaoaoas]

haha montana 94 are very nice mat paints and they smell like candy!

[cikacikita]

very cool

[welikeme23]

This was pretty cool, i would love to see one giant connective piece covering an entire helmet. I think that would be awesome, but i dont know how hard it would be to do that. Hahah anywho great job and keep them coming!

[Musicsmycalling]

Awesome video bro, that brings back some ideas I had, and as such had a question. I've been thinking about doing something larger scale on a wall (probably a space scene) Any reccomendations for painting on a vertical plane like a wall? I know If I don't do it right i could easily get runny colors and that would be bad.

Again, Awesome work as usual!

[sprayart94]

ok thanks = ]