Tool - Disclaimer I have not used it ... but looks effective.
Creates fine painted lines
An all metal tool that holds paint or ink in a small reservoir
Allows that artist to draw, paint, or write in the same manner as a pen
A-1/2mm line is the result of the use of this tool
Perfect for students, hobbyist, and traveling artist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz-zW-cLdUs
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I use a plastic head pin you normally use to stick a note on a cork board or sharpened paper clip.
Alan;
So do you use the surface tension, to allow the paint to rise ever so slightly higher than the "divot" ? When dry, light wet sand? As you can tell this is a subject of which I know nothing. Thanks, Art
For large chips : Make a hole in a piece of blue masking tape and lay that over the chip. Dab 2 - 3 layers of paint allowing each one to dry and settle a bit ..usually the third will dry level with the tape so it is a bit higher than the surrounding painted surface. With a new straight edge blade I slice off the high area flush with the tape this allows a few "mills" to work with. Remove the tape, then ...slightly .... wet sand a bit with 1500 paper w/ soap and water and buff it out even . This can also be done for a scratch by running tape on both sides of the scratch an do the same repair steps. It's not 100% but it does greatly improve the cosmetic appearance.
Alan, thank you very much for this advice. Art
