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Old 02-16-2003, 07:45 PM
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need help

I want to know how you guys create affects on cars.I need to know how to create a muddy and rusty affect.Any help would be highly appreciated.Thanx.
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The mud effect is done with airbrush, I don't know about the rusty effect.
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The mud can be made from putty and then painted brown, that is what I did with my nissan p/u pictured here,




as far as the rust look, I have seen it done before. It takes ALOT of patience and a dremel tool, you drill small holes in the plastic and thin out the thickness of it with sand paper and the dremel. It takes a lot of practice to master but it looks amazing when done correctly!!!
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