PewPreview Coating patterns Rhodesian Brushstroke
Rhodesian Brushstroke coating pattern
Broad, painterly brushstrokes in green and brown over a sand field, from the pattern of the same name.
Painted from the studio's example art in the default colors. It shows the layout, not a sprayed part.
The 3 layers
Rhodesian Brushstroke is built from these layers. The colors shown are the defaults, and in the studio each layer can take any Cerakote color.
- Brushstroke A
- Brushstroke B
- Base field
What it asks of the sprayer
Blotch patterns are usually sprayed in layers through stencils, lightest color first, so the shapes can run across part lines. Each extra color is usually more masking and more time, so a shop's price for a pattern is rarely the price of a single color. Ask to see a part it has done in this style.
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