Now I know this looks like an impossible home project, but it's more the finish I'm interested in. It's not regular high-gloss paint, or is it possible to achieve this result with it? I have looked a bit into epoxy, but it seems to be more for floors and I don't know if it can be used on walls and ceilings. Is there any other way to achieve this stylish look on walls and ceilings? I appreciate all suggestions. As you can see, there are not many sharp edges; everything is curved. Do you shape forms from an angular base or are there easier methods? All suggestions on how this might be possible are welcome. As it is currently hypothetical, let's not limit it by money.
Thanks in advance
http://www.yankodesign.com/2011/05/10/reflective-yacht-interior/
Thanks in advance
http://www.yankodesign.com/2011/05/10/reflective-yacht-interior/
it's a boat, after all. epoxy and a few other materials.
first, a model is made. then, molds are created.
you can build the same by using foam and then fiberglass and epoxy on top of that.
the color can be mixed into the epoxy. possibly. spray painted. and then varnished.
first, a model is made. then, molds are created.
you can build the same by using foam and then fiberglass and epoxy on top of that.
the color can be mixed into the epoxy. possibly. spray painted. and then varnished.
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feel free to search specifically for boat manufacturing to see how it is done.
there are also cars made of fiberglass and carbon fiber
there are also cars made of fiberglass and carbon fiber
