hows it done? like some of bm, goo-goo's and tony sr's plugs. Ive tried many different ways and they always come out lookin like crap. If its a secret, all i need is a hint! :-}

saran wrap

Never tried it, but i guess you could do it the same way they do tye-die

got to get a bace coat down.
if you use rattle cans You cand spay it on thick and work the plug to get what you are looking for.
there is a nack to it. I have not made any in a while.

fishinfreak, what do you do with the saran wrap? BM, ive tried spraying on a thick base coat (usin rattlecans) then spraying on top other colors and spining it but the paints just meld to one fugly color :-}

:)

the saran wrap is put over the wet 2'nd base color then lifted up to make the marble effect.
you can use aluminum foil too.
if the colors are mixing together too much? your doing it too long.
you want them to show thru each other, not mix together.
mike

Mike do you leave it on for a bit, or on and off quick?
thx...
Bryan

so you put down a basecoat, let it dry, then spray on another coat, while its still wet wrap in saran then peel off? Thanks :-}

yes,
exactly.
it's gotta be wet.
check out these how-to's for tons of little airbrush tips
airbrush.com (http://www.airbrush.com/index.aspx)

mike

thanks! ive been just spraying on the colors and spinning it, hasnt worked. Ill give this a try tonight :-}