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[Translate to English:] Lackiertechniken

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Motif template

Create small masterpieces using simple motifs, simply by hand or with negative templates and bright colours.

Dabbing design

A dabbing design can be created quickly and easily with adhesion points as positive templates and belton spray paint. 

Multi-colour design

Great multi-colour designs are created by masking off various surfaces. Find out which colours you can combine the best.

 

Natural stamp

Create beautiful patterns with a leaf stamp. To do this, place the leaf onto a masked surface, spray it with a belton free spray paint of your choice, and press the painted side onto the surface that is to be stamped. Then, remove the stamp page immediately again and let the paint dry well.

 

Nature template

Grasses, leaves and other natural materials can be used as stamps and also as templates!

Ornament template

Complicated template forms are best created with a plotter, and then applied to the surface that is to be painted using a squeegee.

Textile template

Old lace is ideal for making textile templates with beautiful patterns. 

 

Structure painting

Instead of painting the entire surface, it is also possible to create a dotted structure by spraying from too far away and not creating a closed coat. This painting technique works especially well with water-based belton free spray paints.

 

Painting and finishing with a spatula

It’s not that easy to create small pieces of art with spray paints. But this technique makes it easy. The painted surface is processed with a spatula to create shapes like grasses and stalks. Then the blooms can be painted with a template.

 

Templates made of crepe adhesive tape

Often, you do not have all the materials you need for DIY projects and, even self-made templates usually need adhesive film or a plotter. This technique solves this problem! Use simple crepe tape to make individual templates quickly and easily.

 

Fine masking

Whenever fine forms or straight edges are required, a combination of vinyl and crepe adhesive tape are ideal for masking the surfaces that do not need to be painted. Also, cutting the adhesive tape allows finer structures and various widths to be achieved.