A Brush Has a Direction. A Sponge Doesnt. Thats the Point. @PaintonPlastic
A Brush Has a Direction. A Sponge Doesnt. Thats the Point. @PaintonPlastic
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why does it work? A brush's bristles all run one way. A sponge has no direction at all — an irregular open structure, so paint arrives in a random scatter every touchdown. The mark is never the same twice, which is exactly what chipping needs, because nothing in the real world repeats.

🔗 Watch the full video: youtu.be/ZpJQgbCHfp8

#Gunpla #ScaleModel #ModelPainting #Weathering
A Brush Has a Direction. A Sponge Doesnt. Thats the Point.The Hammer Knight: Hybrid Model Build & Japanese Aesthetics #shortsNone of This Is Weathering Yet. Its a Colour Coat.AK Oily Steel Outperformed Every Metallic on the Bench.I Dont Clean My Brush Between Colours. On PurposeMK44 AMMOKnight Model: Unleash the Ultimate Paint Job! #shortsHand Painting a Gunpla in a Tokyo Apartment. No Airbrush.Everyone Knows a Sponge Is for Chipping. Not This One.Over-Brush Painting: Watch Colors Come Alive on Your Model! #shortsWet Sponge, Big Chips. Dry Sponge, Fine Chips. You Want Both.This Kit Only Existed in Resin Until NowPainting a Sci-Fi Camel: Classic Colors for an Epic Model #shorts
Paint on Plastic |

A Brush Has a Direction. A Sponge Doesn't. That's the Point.

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER