K-A12
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Posts : 258
Join date : 2013-05-12
Location : California
Companies : 1-UP Fingerboards
Setup : 1-UP 33.5mm
Brts wide silver
Flatface clear blem z wheels with one brr edition gold
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 |  Subject: Re: A pool bowl I'm working on (updates pg. 4/5) Sun Aug 03, 2014 9:51 am | |
| Never seen a bowl this realistic and nice in my life its such a beaut |
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Jaymes
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Posts : 686
Join date : 2013-11-28
Age : 29
Location : BC Canada
Companies : Arson decks
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Joe Connelly
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Location : CT
Setup : cozy with cool guy wheels and trucks
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urbanjump
FBHQ Regular
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Join date : 2013-12-19
Age : 29
Setup : Berlinwood Xwide:
X4's, China wheels, stock tuning
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TDLB's, Duros, witchcrafts
Zink, Ktown, 2 Bawsewoods, 2 woobs, Beastpants, Cowply:
All have wide BRT's, Oaks or FF wheels, & Witchrafts
| | Subject: Re: A pool bowl I'm working on (updates pg. 4/5) Sun Aug 03, 2014 6:23 pm | |
| What the eff! A ladder and driving board! Haha too sick. |
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Redemption
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Age : 35
Location : Michigan, USA
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jacobdonut
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Join date : 2013-10-28
Age : 27
Location : KRK
Companies : JWPGFX
Setup : Skowood 33.5mm
Ytrucks x4's
Oak RV2's
Dislocation Bushings
Grand Tape
| | Subject: Re: A pool bowl I'm working on (updates pg. 4/5) Tue Aug 05, 2014 6:44 pm | |
| Insane. How did you make this so smooth? |
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filmer.fb
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Posts : 183
Join date : 2014-07-12
| | Subject: Re: A pool bowl I'm working on (updates pg. 4/5) Tue Aug 05, 2014 6:53 pm | |
| - jacobdonut wrote:
- Insane. How did you make this so smooth?
- Jaymes wrote:
- MatttGruhn wrote:
- what did you use to spread it around so smooth? and how did you do it? because I have made a bowl or 2 out of foam ( which I assume you used ) and it just didn't work out that well
At first mine looked crappy, I used regular cement but sifted through the additives like the rocks and put a quarter inch of that on and used a spoon to smooth it as best as I could. It still didn't look great so I grabbed some type 10 cement or portland cement I've heard people call it. Which is the powder. I used a paintbrush to paint it on over the bumps and square the edges, this stuff is quite easy to sand too so I would glob it onto the spots that needed it because once it dried I could sand it down just where I'd need it, same with the edges. Type ten isn't as strong though so I wouldn't suggest just using type 10. Then there were still a few spots that needed to be worked on so I filled everywhere that needed it with drywall putty. which is super easy to sand. Caked it on and sanded. Sure some people may be able to do the whole process without sanding, and if I were to do it again there would be less of it but this way you can make the edges perfect and no bumps. Smooth all over. Then use a coat of primer and thick brush on paint, I used a brush then went over the wet paint with a small roller so there would be no brush lines. 2 or 3 coats. I did all of this without knowing the first thing about working with concrete.
edit: fixed spelling mistakes.. and I wanted to mention when I used the type 10, I added water until it was the same consistency as paint, maybe a little thicker. |
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Jordi F
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Age : 44
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Setup : -CRUDE 32mm
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-OAK RV
| | Subject: Re: A pool bowl I'm working on (updates pg. 4/5) Tue Aug 05, 2014 10:10 pm | |
| pffff MAN !!! Such an amazing job dude !!! |
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