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    Default Learning to brush tap powder paint


    Well with the wife sick needed something to do so I figured I give brush tapping powder painting a shot - screwed up a bunch and scraped those clean but these came out pretty good - still got a lot more practicing to do!!!





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    FM those look good, I too tried to do some and had to redo them

    for me I need a real steady hand but with practice I think I will get it down

    again good job sir

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    I did some of those I got from you that way, came out good. Those are lookin good.
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    Looks like you've got it down pretty well!
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    They are looking good
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    Thanks all

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    Straw works better than a brush for me. Also using a hand rest to steady helped out.

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