Using a paint brush apply water to the areas that you want to have signs of corrosion, you'll want to focus on areas where moisture and dirt would naturally collect (such as in and around grooves). The weathering effect will be achieved by using the salt and water. You will want to want to allow this 24 hours to dry as the paint needs to be 100% dry before the next stage. I did a coat of the metallic brass, then after allowing a few hours to dry I followed this up with a coat of metallic gold, immediately followed by another coat of the brass. Spray the top section, bottom section and main slider piece in the gold / brass. To create the weathering effect we will first paint the main detonator parts using what will be the rust / corrosion colour. The top slide switch grip piece is then painted in the matt black.įirst Coat of Colour and Paint Weathering
I then primed the pieces using an all surface primer and left to dry for a few hours. Lightly sand the 3d printed parts with a fine sandpaper (P120) to smooth prior to painting, taking care to remove any dust with a tack cloth. To create the weathering effect, you'll need the following additional items: To paint the Thermal Detonator and apply the weathering effect, you'll need the following colours:
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