Marbled effect?

[Barefoot]

I would like to achieve this effect:

Can this be created with a powder base than subsequent acrylic paint layers applied with saran wrap and then sealed?
Anyone know the process?
Thanks

 

[toadfrog]

It is probably some type of crackle paint . Finding it would be the pits .

 

[hookup]

Do a google search on rod building & marbeling. They've been doing it for years.

http://www.mudhole.com/Marbling

 

[Barefoot]

Ahh, So you could do a powder base color and add the epoxy colors on top. I wonder how well it sets up with out rotating...
Do a clear epoxy on top to finish after the colors have dried?

 

[Pup]

When I considered marbling jig heads, I looked at this approach.

Water Marble Nail Art

Use a good two-part epoxy as the final topcoat and be done.

 

[Barefoot]

Powder dusted a few jigs trying to get some eye popping color. I tried the nail polish thing and I have some acrylic to try later on some jigs.

 

[LedHed]

These really do pop - excellent work!

 

[Barefoot]

Not tying anything with these. They are for gaudy soft plastics:

 

[Pepop]

You can get this effect using a Veining base coat then a candy top coat.
This is Silver Vein I think with Candy Psycho Lime Green as the top coat.

This one is Gold Vein under Transparent Raspberry

This one is just Bronze Vein

 

[Barefoot]

Very nice, Thanks for the info!

 

[Barefoot]

The pink and yellow works. I am going to pick up some white and a few other colors and just go with contrasting 2 tones.

 

[LedHed]

Very cool - looks like you are dialing in your technique - awesome work