Video Tag
Every video tagged “wet sanding” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
4 videos
VanOaksProps presents their signature method for smoothing PLA 3D prints before painting, combining spot putty with acetone to minimize sanding time. The technique draws on basic chemistry to fill print layer lines more efficiently than conventional sanding alone. The workflow is designed to get props paint-ready faster, freeing up time for more creative work. This is presented as the creator's original take on a widely discussed topic.
This short-form video documents the finishing process for a resin-cast Morita rifle prop from Starship Troopers, built for a DragonCon group cosplay. The creator received the resin kit from a fellow prop maker and walked through removing flashing, wet sanding to reduce mold lines, painting, and applying a clear coat to achieve the desired surface texture. The build reflects a blend of classic resin casting skills and refined finishing techniques.
The creator models and 3D prints a replica of Brother Matthias' helmet from the video game Crimson Desert, sculpted in Nomad and printed on a Bambu Lab H2S. The finished print is treated with chrome paint from Alsa and a rust weathering product from Dirty Down to achieve a battle-worn metal look. Wet sanding is used as part of the surface finishing process to remove scratches before painting.
A prop maker shares a work-in-progress knight helmet inspired by Brother Matthias from the video game Crimson Desert, modeled in Nomad Sculpt and printed on a Bambu Lab H2S. The video documents the early build stages, with painting planned as the next step. Wet sanding and spray painting are noted as finishing techniques to be applied. This is a short-form progress update rather than a full step-by-step tutorial.
