Basic airbrushing technique 1.5

This is a follow up to “Basic Airbrushing Techniques”. The techniques you learned in that video are exactly what Ed uses in this time-lapse of the Wolf Bike tank being airbrushed.

Basic airbrushing techniques

In this video you’ll learn how to do some basic airbrushing. From creating simple cutout patterns, making feather/hair textures, airbrushing clouds and creating metal rivets

Airbrushing fire (part 1)

Ed Hubbs teaches you one of the most popular automotive airbrushing techniques in the world, painting fire. This is a three part series, as it is very detailed in explaining and showing you how to successfully master this skill

Airbrushing fire (part 2)

Ed Hubbs teaches you one of the most popular automotive airbrushing techniques in the world, painting fire. This is a three part series, as it is very detailed in explaining and showing you how to successfully master this skill

Airbrushing fire (part 3)

Ed Hubbs teaches you one of the most popular automotive airbrushing techniques in the world, painting fire. This is a three part series, as it is very detailed in explaining and showing you how to successfully master this skill

How to replace hydraulic brake tubing – 194

Most of us know that we need to go through the hydraulic cylinders and mechanical parts of our classic’s brake system periodically, but not as many seem to understand how important it is to replace the system’s hydraulic tubing

Rust and dents on the outside of brake tubing can weaken it and make it unsafe, but worse than that, the conventional DOT 3 (DOT stands for the Department Of Transportation in the United States) brake fluid most systems have in them attracts moisture that rusts out steel brake tubing from the inside, and decreases its bursting point even further.

Replacing the brake tubing should be part of any restoration. It’s easy to do, and can go a long way toward making your classic safer to drive. Replacement is also necessary for cosmetic reasons if you plan to show the vehicle.