Here's a short tutorial on how to spray paint styrofoam terrain:
I'd like to use stone effect spray for the dwarf mine I'm building. I guess we all made that bad experience of what happens to styrofoam when you try to undercoat it with primer spray. It just melts away.
Therefore I've just done a test piece:
Step 1
Undercoat your styrofoam piece with 'Belton free primer'. Three layers, one layer every 20 minutes.
Let it dry over night before proceeding with ...
Step 2
Use 'Belton Special Granite-Effect' spray (or any other Belton special effect spray for the stone effect you want to achieve). Three layers every 15 minutes.
Step 3
Seal it with 'Belton clear lacquer for all effect paints'. Done.
N.B. Belton didn't give me money to post this. It's just the only spray paint I found in Germany suitable for styrofoam. If you know other brands that could be useful, I'd be glad if you leave me a comment including the country where this brand is available.
I've already started undercoating the dwarf mine. New WIP pics with stone effect spray tomorrow. So stay tuned!
And leave me a comment if you like this tutorial and/or have anything to add that could be useful for other painters and/or terrain builders. Your feedback will help me and others to improve their painting skills.
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Monday, 3 October 2016
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