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Simple rusting technique for post-apocalyptic costumes and props

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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 40

@Glitch_The_Fox 8 лет назад

I am impressed. I expected a standard rust tutorial, but you covered the steps well in a well paced video. You also covered the step to keep the rust from getting on other stuff. I feel like Nuclear Snail is kicking up their production quality a bit. Keep up the great work!

@DJTantalon 8 лет назад

In most cases the rust preventive coating is zinc, it can also be removed with vinegar essence. If you have many small parts and dont want to sand them all by hand.

@troncat8007 8 лет назад

This was no regular-ass video. Great job!!!

@capatinswifty 8 лет назад

If you soak in vinegar, then eave it out in the air it will rust. also the vinegar will remove the zinc coating

@anzac407 3 года назад

Thank you

@Ben-Doverbich 8 лет назад

Erik...allways whith the tabletop miniature painting techniques ! :D Good one !

@scottpeterson2692 8 лет назад

I think this great done on a car all over especially around simulated rivets or screws holding body panels together. this would look even better on an old car like something from the fifties or sixties

@Lugstetter 8 лет назад

Amazing Idea with the honey! I was using PVAL till now, (hairspray for example)

@technokid666 8 лет назад

Rust all the things!!.

@RikkiTheRose 7 лет назад

To make things rusty you could also heat up the metal atleast red but the hotter the better effect and cool it in salt water (very salty)

@perludus 7 лет назад

I've tossed metal pieces with zinc coating in a fire and found them to rust nicely. heat burns off that coating, though it doesn't rough it up quite like sandpaper.

@connorwhite570 9 месяцев назад

Tnx man ❤

@josephtroywilson3057 8 лет назад

Very helpful, great job guys!

@cheshirecandy 8 лет назад

A sweet detail indeed ;)

@Skalf86 8 лет назад

Great tutorial!

@DanDaBug 7 лет назад

This is a valuable mini-tutorial, but I personally think it is a huge waste to use something as expensive and difficult to produce as honey as a simple masking. There are numerous substances that would work just as well if not better for this purpose. Wax, different kinds of grease, etc.

@Captain_MonsterFart 6 лет назад

Those are petroleum based products, so really one could argue that everything that goes into their production is far more costly.

@peach8685 8 лет назад

I will use this on my junk necklace!

@northgevero2000 8 лет назад

Hey Nuclear snail! can you do a tutorial on the rugged "make up" pls. !!!!!!

@goatsofreason1744 8 лет назад

Really wanna get that honey off if you're at an out door event, unless you like wasps :) Also do you think vaseline (petroleum Jelly) might work in place of the honey?

@hummingmostbird 8 лет назад

Dish soap will, though it needs to dry before painting, and might need more scrubbing than honey

@NuclearSnailStudios 8 лет назад

i think anything tzhat blocks the paint from getting onto the part + can be then solved with water or otherwise easily removed will work. its just a physical blocker, all it is, honey or not.

@noahbasara8529 8 лет назад

Keep in mind petrol product won't dissolve in water :)

@chauvin84 6 лет назад

I think rubber cement would work best and iits easy to clean off

@Captain_MonsterFart 6 лет назад

Honey washes off with water really easily

@maxisei2688 8 лет назад

Really nice and simple tutorial. Thank you, Nuclear Snail and Wasteland Warriors! And here's the question for Mr.Snail - is your e-mail still active? Or there is better way to contact you?