How Do I Get "gray" On My Airbrush Colors?
Decorating By Trevie Updated 21 Oct 2007 , 5:28am by Trevie
Hi, I have been sitting here for an hour trying to get the color gray on my airbrush, BUT everytime I put black and white together my color turns a forest green? Any pointers? Help?! Thanks in advance!
Can you dilute your black with lots of water and make gray that way? Start with a really thin coat and build it up to the desired grayness?
Can you dilute your black with lots of water and make gray that way? Start with a really thin coat and build it up to the desired grayness?
Thanks! I'll try that and I'll be back...
nope that didn't work...it's still a greenish color. How would you layer the colors to get gray?
I tried to find an online color wheel to support this, but I'm at work, so I'm not having much luck. Try mixing a little of equal parts red, blue, and green. Test it on a small surface you won't be using to be sure it's right. Let me know if it works....
I just have one question . . . does the black look black when you use it alone . . . is there anyway the bottle could be mislabeled . . . maybe you actually have green???
Thanks everyone! Ok, Ok, I'm a dork..If you mix white with a small part of black it definitely looks green when it's WET..so I walk away ..come back and it dried gray..If only I had patience Thank you all for your help!
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