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kmakar

kmakar

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I've been following this guy for some time now to get current on paint and techniques as it's been some time since I painted on a regular basis (about 25 years). I've done smaller jobs, touch ups, and panel blends in the past 15 to 20 years. The paint and guns have changed, but many of the techniques he shares are still the same, but it's good as a reminder and great for beginners.

If you have some time check out his work and I think you'll see he does really good work and he's not arrogant and explains things very well (especially for beginners).

 
He's got some big pointers and some little ones that are helpful. Some, a painter knows, but out of complacency just forget or ignore. Worth the time to skim through, he's got great technique.
 
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