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Painting and detailing a cement statue
a long video...you can fastforward to the end if you just want to see the finished product Audio by Kevin MacLeod creative commons attribution 3.0.
User Comments
Lee Kerr
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on 01 Mar 2016
I found a Cherub 3 ft tll & its color is same as rustic rocks on my home,
what type of paint should i use sraying
This is such a great video & I can do it now. Thank you KIindly
Bobbi Meyer
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on 01 Mar 2016
+Lee Kerr it's just plain old spray paint, I think enamel...I either get it from walmart of dollar general store.
Joao Faustino Junior
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on 04 Jan 2016
Boddi this first color that you are using int the statue is a gray or blue?
paints for outdoor sculptures in the garden should be acrylic water based?
Bobbi Meyer
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on 01 Mar 2016
+Joao Faustino Junior Just plain old medium gray. It's not a water based paint, I'd say it's enamel, but it's just plain old Krylon or other cheap paint from walmart of dollar general
Joao Faustino Junior
commented
on 04 Jan 2016
Bobbi is so nice demonstration! thank you for it dear! i am landscaping in
my free time and i love to be paiting my faux rocks too! I will be painting
4 cement statues here in my garden and would like to ask you what the best
paint to it because they will be in the external environment.
hugs
Bobbi Meyer
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on 04 Jan 2016
+Joao Faustino Junior I think it's enamel
Bobbi Meyer
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on 04 Jan 2016
+Joao Faustino Junior gray colored
Joao Faustino Junior
commented
on 04 Jan 2016
is it gray or blue paint
Joao Faustino Junior
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on 04 Jan 2016
Here in Brazil I do not know what would this be old spray paint! i think would be here acrylic paint
Bobbi Meyer
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on 04 Jan 2016
just plain old spray paint! that's all I've used and it holds up great!
Edward Estalote
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on 30 Nov 2015
Just watched this for the 3rd time and it is very beautiful. You are a very
good artist. I plan to try this with a small statue of a young girl in a
dress (Bashful Betty). Not sure of the colors to use. It's now a mostly
green green & black shadows.
Bobbi Meyer
commented
on 30 Nov 2015
thank you...and good luck with your project, I'm sure you'll do great!
Bobbi Meyer
commented
on 30 Nov 2015
thank you...and good luck with your project, I'm sure you'll do great!
Edward Estalote
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on 25 Nov 2015
Very nice.
1. what kind of paint did you use?
2. What about a sealer?
3. Too much zooming in & out, & out of focus. I would mount the 'camera' on
a tripod & leave it alone.
Bobbi Meyer
commented
on 25 Nov 2015
+Edward Estalote just regular old spray paint. no on the sealer. I had someone who doesn't normally film using the camera...she does like the zoom feature!
Lisa Long
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on 26 Sep 2015
This is great. Thank you Bobbi. I have an Old English Sheepdog statue that
I want to wash mildew off and paint. How long do you recommend letting the
statue dry after cleaning before painting?
Bobbi Meyer
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on 26 Sep 2015
+Lisa Long a few days would be best as the water will seep into the concrete
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