HOW TO: Creating Realistic Looking Armors via Rub'n Buff

Rub 'n Buff comes in only a few colors and most are pretty easy to distinguish (the only exception being maybe the different types of gold). I like using the blue for blued armor. Looks very cool!

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Okay. I know this sounds

by Crazy Custom Fanatic on Mon, 09/17/2007 - 05:43

Okay. I know this sounds stupid, but how much varnish is needed, and is it better to spray it on or paint it on? I used brush on Citadel matt varnish on some custom painted armor and I kinda found out yesterday that the paint still comes off if you scratch it. Did I use too little varnish? I got a little on the brush and brushed it on until the armor was covered and the paint still came off a day later. I think I ought to have used more varnish, but I don't know for sure really.

umm.......... not to be

by Amagon on Sat, 09/29/2007 - 22:58

umm.......... not to be offensive, but crazy custom fanatic, the last post before yours was over a year ago. this is an old topic.

but those buffed armors really do look sweet

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Amagon wrote:umm..........

by nowacki452 on Sun, 09/30/2007 - 08:32

Amagon wrote:

umm.......... not to be offensive, but crazy custom fanatic, the last post before yours was over a year ago. this is an old topic.

but those buffed armors really do look sweet

though it may have been an old topic it was only a question not something that had to say about a post before his. better he reply a question here than post a whole new topic about the same thing

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HOW TO: Creating Realistic Looking Armors via Rub'n Buff