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Proper preparation is the key to keeping rust from bleeding back through when painting wrought iron railings. Here’s how to go about it. Remove Rust: Use sandpaper, a wire brush, or a wire brush drill attachment to remove all the rust and loose paint.
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This tutorial is available as a PDF. Click here toIn this tutorial we will be making the rust/ corrosion covering this metal. There are a couple of tutorials on the site for creating different types of metal plates.This is what the result will look like.No plug-ins are necessary for creating this texture.1. Create a new image 800x6002. Render clouds on this layer. Scale: 188, Roughness: 0.73Effects Render Clouds3. Run Emboss on the cloud layerEffects Stylize Emboss4.
Adjust the contrast: Contrast -40Adjustments Brightness/ Contrast5. Create a new layer6. Choose the paint bucket tool.
Set the HEX color to 77351C and fill the new layer. Set the layer Blend Mode to Overlay.7.
Create a new layer.8. Choose the paintbrush tool and set the brush width to 25. Set the HEX color to 934C20. Color in around the perimeter of the image and make a few 'squiggles' tapering in from the edge to the center.9.
Set the HEX color to 683415. Repeat the procedure from Step 8. As you can see, neatness and precision aren't necesseties with these two steps; just basically scribbling really.
You will get better end results if you run the darker color alongside the lighter color on the tapered squiggles.10. Blur the layer using Gaussian Blur set to Radius: 15Effects Blur Gaussian Blur11. Blur this layer again using Motion Blur set to Angle: -90, Centered, Distance: 130Effects Blur Motion Blur12. Add Noise set to Intensity: 64, Color Saturation: 0, and Coverage: 100Effects Noise Add Noise13. Blur this layer again using Gaussian Blur set to Radius: 1Effects Blur Gaussian Blur14. Flatten the image15.
Import the metal plate image of your choice and move it below the Rust layer.16. Set the Rust layer's blend mode to Overlay.17. Create a new layer between the Rust layer and your plate metal layer.18. Choose the paint brush tool set to a brush width of 15 using the default black color. Make some squiggles on this new layer. Keep them mostly vertical. Feel free to experiment with brush size and coverage amounts with ths step.19.
Blur this layer using Gaussian Blur set to Radius: 130-135. Again, feel free to experiment with this step with even greater or less blur.Effects Blur Gaussian Blur20a.
Optional: You can set this layer's blend mode to Overlay for a more subtle rust effect.21. Flatten your image and you are done. Great tutorial. Wish there were more explanation of what each effect is supposed to be simulating (like these squilly lines will make the rust flowing down the metal look, and also why Blend Overlay only works like this sometimes), but I managed to use this tutorial to make some rust, and then use Select Mode Add Union, dipped the selected parts in my new rust texture.and the result was pretty gewd. Here it is (obviously the left side is the finished product):Edited November 6, 2013 by doverdemon77.