#aerosol primer

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The Unsung Hero: Why DNA Custom Paints' Aerosol Primer is the Secret to Flawless Finishes in Australia

Have you ever poured your heart and soul into a paint job, only to see it chip, fade, or peel disappointingly fast? The harsh Aussie climate can be brutal on even the most meticulous paintwork. But what if there was a secret weapon you could wield to create a flawless, long-lasting finish? Enter DNA Custom Paints' aerosol primer, the unsung hero of any successful paint project.

DNA Custom Paints: Building the Perfect Foundation

At DNA Custom Paints, we understand the importance of a solid foundation. Just like a strong building needs a sturdy base, a vibrant and long-lasting paint job requires a top-notch primer. That's why we've formulated our aerosol primer specifically for the unique challenges of the Australian climate.

The Magic Behind the Can: Unveiling the Power of Primer

Our aerosol primer isn't just another layer of paint. It's a specially designed formula that works its magic in several ways:

Superior Adhesion: Imagine paint clinging to the surface like a koala to a gum tree. Our primer creates a strong bond between the surface and the paint, ensuring your masterpiece stays put, no matter the weather throws your way.

Enhanced Colour Vibrancy: Think of primer as a blank canvas for your artistic vision. By providing a uniform surface, our primer allows the true colours of your paint to shine through, creating a richer, more vibrant finish.

Ultimate Protection: The harsh Australian sun can be a paint job's worst enemy. Our primer acts as a shield, protecting your paint from UV rays, chipping, and fading, ensuring your creation lasts for years to come.

The Convenience of an Aerosol: Perfect for DIY Enthusiasts and Professionals Alike

Gone are the days of messy primers and complicated application processes. Our aerosol primer comes in a convenient, easy-to-use can. Simply shake, spray, and you're ready to unleash your inner artist. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a DIY enthusiast tackling your first project, our aerosol primer makes achieving a flawless finish effortless.

Experience the DNA Difference: Unleash the Potential of Your Paint Job

Don't settle for a paint job that's destined to fade. Invest in the foundation it deserves with DNA Custom Paints' aerosol primer. Visit our store or browse our online selection today and unlock the true potential of your paint project. With DNA, every paint job begins with perfection at its foundation

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25. Notes taken by Rook when they were young/in training plzzzz :D

ehehe thank you!! and to @the-rebel-archivist and @shivunin for the same request (: I had fun with this one, which is about poisons, because of course it is lol

Rook Codex Prompts | 25: Notes taken by Rook when they were young/in training

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Codex Entry: A Primer of Poison Reagents

A collection of hand-drawn botanical diagrams, labeled and annotated for their use in poison making. Some appear more artistic than academic. Errors and corrections have been marked in red ink.

Andraste’s Mantle

Herb, wyvern venom antidote. Slow boil chopped leaves, stems, and concentrator overnight to create an extract. Add one part for every three doses mixed. Below, in Viago’s handwriting: —Crush the leaves by hand, do not chop them.

Deathroot, Arcanist

Causes disorientation, dizziness, and hallucinations. Shave thinly and burn for aerosolized effect, or grind into paste for epidermal applications. Do not use in liquid solutions—substitute madcap essence instead. —Amend this after you revisit Ortega’s essay on different varieties of Deathroot.

Ghoul’s Beard

Alleged combustible if ingested. Combine with a stabilizing agent before use in any recipe. Do not mix with Rashvine Nettle. —We do not rely on alleged poison effects. Where did you hear this? Hastily scrawled below, in a script similar to the main report: —Lucanis swore it was true. —Refrain from trusting the Dellamorte boy with questions of poison. You are a de Riva, you should know more than him.

Mushroom, Deep

Fungi with hallucinogenic and lethal properties that grow underground near Blight and lyrium veins. Best used as an additive to dishes with strong flavor, to disguise their odd taste and scent. —This is so broad as to be useless. Redo it with acknowledgments for the variants.

Vasanthum Sap

Strong fragrance with little to no taste. Naturally toxic, but more potent if distilled. Harvest under Satina for stronger effects. —Specify the meaning of strong fragrance. Sweet? Foul? Amend with implications for use.

Added below the last entry, in Viago's handwriting:

Stop rushing through your studies. Be thorough. Do better.

[dinnys-shelf]

MG RX-93 νGundam (Version 1.0)

I built the original version because I don't like the opening Psychoframe gimmick on the Ver Ka. It's not the Unicorn, it's the Nu! It only has Psychoframe around the cockpit! I also prefer the proportions and design on the older version.

As usual, I painted this one by hand, but I used a different method. I was also able to hand paint the primer and matte top coat, so now I'm finally free 100% from aerosolized paints and should be able to paint more models going forward.

[odellstudios]

-Rust-Oleum "Chaulked" Charcoal, Satin Oregano, Black. Weapon Stencils for the stencils.

-Aerosol Duracoat Foliage sponged over with Rust-Oleum Tate Green, 249322 Self-Etching Primer, Chaulked Charcoal.

-Rapco 30118 Field Drab Brown and 30257 Camouflage Earth Yellow (painted over Aerosol Duracoat Blue Titanium that had been on the rifle for years).

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"Recuerdos Navideños"

La luz del sol apenas asomaba por las ventanas de la cocina en La Casa de los Famosos. El ambiente estaba tranquilo, con el leve aroma a café recién hecho llenando el aire. Mario Bezares se sirvió una taza y se sentó en la mesa, donde Arath de la Torre ya lo esperaba, jugueteando con una cuchara.

—Nada como un café bien cargado para arrancar el día —comentó Mario, soplando suavemente la superficie de su taza antes de tomar un sorbo.

Arath asintió, su mirada algo perdida en la espuma de su café. —Sí, aunque me han dado ganas de un ponchecito de frutas, ¿no? Le da un toque navideño.

Mario sonrió, levantando una ceja. —¿Tan pronto te pegó el espíritu navideño?

—Claro, Mario. Ya casi es Navidad. ¿No te pone nostálgico?

—Pues un poco lejos - respondió bromeando - ¿Sabes? Siempre que llega la época, me acuerdo de mi primera Navidad, o al menos la primera que realmente recuerdo —Mario dejó la taza sobre la mesa y apoyó la barbilla en una mano, su mirada vagando al pasado—. Debía tener unos cinco años. Mi papá trabajaba mucho y apenas tenía tiempo para estar con nosotros, pero ese año logró salir temprano. Llegó a casa con un árbol chiquitito, de esos de plástico. Lo decoramos entre todos con unas luces que parpadeaban como si fueran luciérnagas.

—¿Y qué te trajeron de regalo? —preguntó Arath, curioso.

Mario soltó una risa baja. —Una pelota. Era de esas baratas, de plástico delgado, pero me sentí como si me hubieran regalado un tesoro. Pasé todo el día jugando con ella. - sonrió melancólico. ¿Qué tal tú? ¿Cuál es tu primer recuerdo de Navidad?

Arath sonrió, apoyándose en el respaldo de la silla. —Ah, yo tendría como cuatro años. Vivíamos en una casa muy modesta, pero mi mamá siempre se esmeraba en que no faltara nada en la cena. Esa vez decoró un árbol con figuritas hechas a mano; eran piñas de pino que ella pintó con aerosol dorado. Y recuerdo que Santa Claus me dejó un camión de bomberos. Era de esos que tenían una sirena que hacía ruido. No dejé de jugar con él por semanas.

—¿Y te portaste bien ese año? —bromeó Mario, arqueando una ceja.

Arath se rió, sacudiendo la cabeza. —Probablemente no, pero mi mamá siempre me decía que Santa tenía un corazón muy grande y daba segundas oportunidades.

—Tu mamá tenía razón. —reflexionó Mario, tomando otro sorbo de café.

—La Navidad siempre es una segunda oportunidad para todos. 

Un silencio cómodo se instaló entre ellos, lleno del crujir de la cafetera y los primeros ruidos de la casa despertando.

—¿Sabes, Mayo? Este año, después de salir de aquí, quiero recrear esa Navidad con mis hijos. Poner piñas pintadas en el árbol y cocinar algo especial con ellos.

Mario sonrió, su mirada cálida. —Hazlo, güey. Porque cuando ellos crezcan, esas van a ser las Navidades que más recuerden.

Ambos levantaron sus tazas en un brindis silencioso, dejando que el espíritu de la temporada y el calor del cafecito mañanero los envolviera, mientras el sol se alzaba un poco más en el horizonte.

[oracleofsecrets]

Zelda EOW cosplay log: circlet

After giving up on the staff, which was already another means for me to take a break from sewing, I got started drafting the circlet

I had some Eva foam from another cosplay ish project that didn’t go very well due to inexperience, so that seemed the most logical choice. I forgot how annoying it is cutting Eva foam though… the “headband” part was easy since I could use my rotary cutter, except the length I needed was longer than my ruler, so there’s a wobbly bit from where I had to scoot my ruler. Didn’t feel like cutting out another piece, so it’ll have to do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Studied some screenshots and Sketched out the gem and metalwork bits on paper to get an idea of relative sizing between all the pieces. That damn pvc conduit ended up coming in handy here—I pressed down onto the foam and traced the indent for the gem. Cutting the crescents was realllly fiddly bc I was using scissors. But idk if I could’ve gotten those curves otherwise with an xacto knife

Only on the smaller bits did I think to transfer my sketch onto the foam instead of eyeballing it. My “transfer” method was poking pins along the outline into the foam, kinda like for pumpkin carving. Nice and clear and easy to follow with the scissors without having to worry about painting over anything

I thought I read somewhere that Eva foam can be sandpapered ? So I tried doing that to fix the uneven edges. Idr what grit level sandpaper I used. I mostly used a nail file board actually lol

Somehow I lost my circle gem piece, so I had to cut another one out and sand that :/ I don’t have proper primer so i figured I’d just spray a little modpodge on it to give me a workable surface to paint on. It didn’t occur to me that the pieces were so small that they’d fly off bc of the aerosol blast, so I had to find those in the dark ground bc I keep forgetting to tell the landlady that the outdoor lightbulb is out

I ended up mostly kinda mopping up the modpodge that was left on the parchment paper to get it nice and covered. Then I remembered I should grab a scrap to prime for when I test out paints. Was smart enough to hold the foam with a clothespin so no more glue would get on my hand. A day later It does kinda look like a nice subtle topcoat on my nails though :3 let it dry overnight so I could play some hades 2 and bc I didn’t want to fiddle with mixing paints at like 10pm

The next evening I tested out the paints. At the store I’d been between one metallic red shade and another, and I’d gotten the one that hadn’t seemed Too bright red. This was a mistake. It’s indeed a lovely garnet color, but that’s not quite light or red enough for this. Mixed with a little red looked pretty good. The gold metallic was perfect straight out of the bottle

Also tested whether to use black or white as a base coat. Going with white to keep things brighter

✨The next day ✨

Got my base coat of white on

(Using some weird Catholic local newspaper that some lady who lived here before me still has delivered to catch the mess lol)

First coat of gold. Probably should’ve made sure my sponge was fully dry before painting on the gold… I’m using makeup sponges since they’re denser than the sponge brushes I got for cheap a while ago. Repeating to myself Trust the Process Trust the Process so I don’t get neurotic about how sloppy it looks rn….

Okay yeah second coat is looking a lil better. Added a Little more red to the mix for the gem. I like how the shade looked overall, and especially layered over the other. I dont need another coat on the gem but def will for the gold stuff

Third coat, now we’re talkin. That’s good enough for the crescent pieces, but I think I’ll give the band another coat tomorrow. Testing my gloss sealant on the back of one of the smaller crescents after putting the first coat on the gem to see how that looks

Im planning on using satin modpodge finish though bc it’s an aerosol spray and bc I think that’d contrast nicely and subtly with the glossy. But the glossy is a normal spray bottle, and I wasn’t careful the first time I used it so it got clogged…I usually borrow the spray top from something else, but it’s not the same diameter as the bottleneck so I have to hold it weird :/ I should just buy a replacement nozzle fjsjdhd. But since the pieces are so small I’m just unscrewing the nozzle, taking it out and letting a few drops of sealer fall onto a plastic lid from something or another, then dabbing it on with a sponge

Now that I’m more like Live blogging and not posting about stuff I’ve already done I think I’ll end the post here lol

[cosmicanger]

Violette Potet, Discreet Panic, 2024, Balsa wood, MDF, plaster, fabric, eyelets, epoxy paste, aerosol primer, acrylic paint, 38,6 x 19 x 19 cm

[iipalnemoanii]

cosas q pasaron ayer pero no alcance a decir

- m hablo xime

- comi comida china

- programé mi primer examen

- me quedé dormida en clases

- me quedé dormida en el camión

- me quedé dormida en el lineal

- me desahogue con mi abuelita y termine llorando

- me quedé sin pila a medio camino

- me gaste mi dinero en un cuadro d aerosol

- estrene mis vans blancos y me chingaron los pies

- tengo curitas del chapulín colorado

[atselgi]

A Comprehensive Guide to PAINT SPRAY GUN

About Paint Spray Gun

A spray gun is a device that uses air pressure to evenly distribute paint or varnish onto a surface. It can be used on a wide range of materials, including metal, wood, stone, ceramic, porcelain, plastic, glass, and textiles.

Working principle

Types

The three main types of spray guns are : airless, pneumatic, and HVLP (high-volume, low-pressure).

Airless paint sprayers

Paint sprayers are popular tools among both DIY enthusiasts and professionals in the home improvement industry due to their efficiency and ability to cover large areas quickly. Free paint sprayers, which utilize a suction tube to draw paint from a pot, are particularly effective for larger projects where speed and coverage are essential.

Pneumatic paint sprayers

Air pressure pistols, commonly referred to as spray guns, utilize compressed air from an air compressor to atomize paint into a fine mist or aerosol. This method allows for an even and controlled application of paint, making it ideal for various projects, including interior painting and finishing work. The ability to create a fog-like spray enables users to cover large areas quickly and achieve a smooth, professional finish.

HVLP Spray gun

HVLP sprayers are indeed gaining popularity due to their ability to produce a finer spray pattern while operating at lower pressure. This characteristic makes them particularly suitable for detailed work and applications on intricate surfaces, such as furniture, cabinetry, and crafts.

Airless paint sprayers are perfect for large-scale projects like painting interior and exterior walls.

HVLP sprayers excel at detailed work, making them ideal for cabinets, furniture, and precision tasks. However, their slower speed and need for frequent cup refills make them less suitable for larger jobs.

Compressed air systems are highly effective for painting metals, particularly in the automotive industry.

Primer?

Primers are essential in the painting process as they enhance the adhesion of paint to various surfaces, ensuring a smoother finish and improving the longevity of the paint job. Additionally, primers can help seal porous surfaces, prevent stains from bleeding through, and provide a uniform base for the topcoat.

Base coat?

A base coat serves several important functions in the painting process. It not only provides a smooth surface for the topcoat but also improves adhesion, ensuring that the finish coat adheres properly and lasts longer. Additionally, base coats can help to block stains and prevent them from bleeding through the topcoat, which is particularly useful when painting over surfaces with existing discoloration. The choice of base coat can significantly impact the final appearance and durability of the paint job.

Clear coat?

A clear coat serves as a protective layer over the color coat and primer in automotive and other painting applications. Its primary function is to shield the underlying layers from various environmental factors, including UV rays, oxidation, acid rain, road salt, and pollutants like bird droppings.

Solution for Paint Spray Gun

ATS ELGI offers SPRAY GUN for Primer painting, Base coat and Clear coat.

Primer Gravity Gun – 1.8mm GTI PROLite Gravity Gun – 1.3mm GTI PROLite Gravity Gun – 1.4mm

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La FDA aprueba el primer aerosol nasal para la depresión

Un aerosol nasal de ketamina, llamado Spravato, es ahora la primera terapia independiente aprobada en Estados Unidos para tratar la depresión resistente a otros tratamientos. Esto marca un gran paso en la lucha contra esta enfermedad. Inicialmente aprobado en 2019, Spravato solo se recetaba junto con antidepresivos orales. Pero, tras seis años de estudios y un ensayo reciente, la FDA permitió su…

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En 1978 Suecia es el primer país del mundo en prohibir el uso de CFC en aerosoles El 22 de marzo de 1985 se firmaba Convenio de Viena para la Protección de la Capa de Ozono. Antes, el 23 de enero de 1978, Suecia fue el primer país del mundo en prohibir el uso de los CFC o clorofluorocarbonos en los aerosoles. En aquella época cada vez se hacía más evidente que estos compuestos, que poseen propiedades físicas y químicas adecuadas para ser empleados en múltiples aplicaciones, eran los principales responsables del adelgazamiento de la capa de ozono que protege a la Tierra de los rayos ultravioleta del Sol. Cuando los CFC alcanzan la parte alta de la atmósfera, reaccionan con rayos ultravioleta, lo que a su vez provoca que se descompongan en sustancias que incluyen cloro. Este elemento reacciona químicamente con los átomos de oxígeno y destruye la molécula de ozono. Según la Agencia para la Protección del Medio Ambiente de EEUU, un átomo de cloro puede llegar a acabar con más de cien mil moléculas de ozono. Se estima que el 90 % de los CFC actualmente en la atmósfera fueron emitidos por países industrializados en décadas pasadas. La mayoría de estos países prohibieron los CFC en 1996 y la cantidad de cloro en la atmósfera está disminuyendo. Aún así los expertos calculan que se tardará medio siglo en devolver los niveles de cloro a su cifra natural. Fuente: Varios Fuente: SINC

[automotivepartssupplies]

Rust-Oleum Stops rust automotive primer spray has a fast-drying, rust-preventative formula. Suitable for use on a variety of materials except-galvanized metals, this primer spray has both indoor and outdoor durability. Featuring a light-gray color, this primer spray works well under most automotive paints. To use, spray on and wait 15 minutes before applying a topcoat […] The post Rust-Oleum 384760 Custom Spray 5-in-1 Flat Light Gray Automotive Primer Aerosol Spray, 12 oz., Light Gray appeared first on Automotive Parts.

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Direct-to-metal paints offer a reliable solution for coating and protecting metal surfaces from rust, corrosion, and wear. These direct-to-metal paints provide excellent adhesion and long-lasting durability, making them perfect for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Their advanced formulation ensures a smooth finish and optimal performance for both indoor and outdoor use.

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Revitalize Your Vehicle with Top-Quality Car Paint Solutions

Maintaining your vehicle's aesthetic appeal is essential not just for appearance but also for preserving its value. One of the most effective ways to enhance your car’s look is through high-quality paint solutions such as brake caliper paint, paint blending solution aerosol, alloys wheels paint UK, and car paint aerosol spray. These products provide a professional touch to your car's exterior and ensure long-lasting results.

Choosing the Right Car Paint Products

With a wide variety of car paint solutions available, it’s crucial to understand what each product does and how it can contribute to the overall maintenance of your vehicle.

Brake Caliper Paint

Brake caliper paint is specifically designed to withstand the intense heat and pressure generated by braking systems. It not only adds an eye-catching finish to your car’s brakes but also protects against rust, corrosion, and fading. Whether you want to give your car a bold new look or simply maintain the durability of the braking components, brake caliper paint is an essential upgrade. Applying it correctly ensures that the paint remains intact even under challenging driving conditions.

Paint Blending Solution Aerosol

When you are undertaking a paint job, achieving a seamless transition between the newly painted area and the original surface can be challenging. This is where paint blending solution aerosol comes into play. It allows you to blend the edges of the newly applied paint with the existing color, creating a uniform appearance that looks professional and polished. Whether you’re touching up a scratch or performing a more extensive repaint, this product ensures no harsh lines or noticeable color differences.

Alloys Wheels Paint UK

For car enthusiasts looking to customize their vehicle's look, alloys wheels paint UK is the perfect solution. This paint is designed to be durable, providing a sleek, glossy finish that enhances the overall appearance of your wheels. The right wheel paint can make a significant difference in how your car looks, adding a touch of style and sophistication. Choose high-quality, weather-resistant paint that can handle road debris, moisture, and UV rays to keep your wheels looking new for longer.

Car Paint Aerosol Spray

Car paint aerosol spray is an easy-to-use, versatile solution for smaller touch-ups and quick fixes. Unlike traditional paint applications that might require more preparation, aerosol spray offers convenience and efficiency. It's perfect for those looking to cover minor scratches or touch up small areas without needing specialized equipment. With the right car paint aerosol spray, you can achieve a smooth and consistent finish, giving your car a fresh new look in no time.

Tips for Using Car Paint Solutions Effectively

To get the best results with these products, it’s important to follow a few best practices:

Preparation is Key: Clean the area to be painted thoroughly, removing any dirt, grease, or rust. Use sandpaper to create a smooth surface for optimal paint adhesion.

Use a Primer: Applying a primer can help the paint stick better and increase the longevity of the finish.

Multiple Thin Coats: Apply the paint in multiple thin coats rather than a single heavy one. This prevents drips and ensures even coverage.

Allow Proper Drying Time: Make sure to let each coat dry completely before applying the next one. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the recommended drying time.

Conclusion

Investing in quality brake caliper paint, paint blending solution aerosol, alloys wheels paint UK, and car paint aerosol spray can make a significant difference in your car’s appearance and durability. By selecting the right products and using them effectively, you can maintain the aesthetic appeal and value of your vehicle. When choosing paint solutions, always opt for reliable suppliers that offer high-performance products to ensure the best results for your car's needs.

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Perfectly Blended Colors: The Art of Car Aerosol Paint Mixing

Precision at Your Fingertips: Mastering Car Aerosol Paint Mixing When the goal is to restore a showroom finish on your car, it's nice to know you're talking about car aerosol paint mixing. With this technology, you've got an exact match for your car's color, and any touch-up is nearly seamless and professional-looking. Whether you're fixing minor scratches or redesigning your vehicle's look, it is possible with aerosol paint mixing hassle-free and with precision.

Why aerosol paint mixing is worthwhile Car Aerosol paint mixing merges the art of matching colors with spray application's convenience. It ensures that, to the finest shade, the original color of your car is replicated. Thereby, the guesswork and frustration that normally accompany the use of uncut paints are eliminated. Easy-to-use aerosol cans make it possible for even those amateurish car enthusiasts to achieve a professional finish without any serious equipment.

How to Achieve the Perfect Finish ;

Preparation of Surface: Clean the damaged area thoroughly with mild abrasions and sand for smooth finishing. ;

Primed Area: Use a quality primer to ensure better adhesion and durability. ;

Applying Paint: Tightly shake the aerosol can and spray paint evenly with steady distance.

Top with Clear Coat: Protect the paint and enhance its gloss with a clear coat.

These steps above will easily see your car maintain an as-good-as-new look to its paintwork.

When it comes to finding high-quality Car Aerosol Paint Mixing, Touchuppaint is a trusted name. Their custom mixing service ensures precise color matches for all makes and models. With premium-grade pigments and easy-to-use aerosol cans, Touchuppaint products make restoring your car's finish an effortless process.

Touchuppaint offers the best quality and customer care for both the novice DIY car lover and the professional, with step-by-step guides and advice given by experts that make it a cakewalk for sure. Build up your car's appearance today!

Car aerosol paint mixing makes the boring work of painting easy and worthwhile. Now you can use Touchuppaint's custom aerosols to comfortably restore your car to its former glory, no more color mismatch and uneven finishes. End your suffering and embrace today's precision engineered solution!

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MÓDULOS EXPOSICIÓN E HISTORIA

(Patrimonio blanco y cultura salinera)

Para la zona de exposición e historia, propusimos ampliar la pequeña habitación ubicada durante el trayecto al borde del río. La propuesta fue ampliarla con dos módulos rectangulares de madera de eucalipto, uno de ellos ubicado en lo alto de la habitación ya construida, el segundo de ellos a su lado izquierdo, este se apoyaría dentro del río con dos apoyos macizos en los extremos delanteros llamados pilotos.

(Fuente: Pixabay)

Son un tipo de estructura vertical que se introduce en el fondo del cuerpo de agua. Estos pilotos son, en muchos casos, de madera tratada para resistir el agua y la humedad, como es este caso. Estos postes se hincan en el lecho del río para ofrecer soporte al muelle. La longitud de los pilotos y su profundidad en el suelo dependen de la profundidad del agua y de las condiciones del terreno. Para su colocación se utilizan pilotes hechos de madera tratada a presión, estos pilotes deben estar agujereados en su centro para poder colocarlos correctamente, y una máquina de propulsión a presión. Los pilotes se pintarán intervalos de 30 centímetros con aerosol para controlar la profundidad, también se medirán estos pilotes para ver qué altura queremos dejar saliendo del agua. Para comenzar se pondrá un pilote sobre el agua haciendo presión hacia abajo para llevarlo hasta el fondo, seguidamente se usará la máquina de succión de agua colocando la punta de la manguera en la parte inferior del pilote, así el agua del interior del pilote saldrá por la manguera con fuerza suficiente para empujar la arena y el fango de debajo del pilote. Este método es el más adecuado para el entorno en el que nos encontramos ya que en otros métodos se utilizan materiales como PVC o concreto.

(Fuente: wikiHow)

El módulo situado en lo alto de la pequeña habitación, será anclado con anclajes o tornillos de expansión, con un taladro se agujereara el módulo de madera y se colocarán arandelas y tuercas para así poder sujetarlos de manera segura. Se colocarán y alinearán los anclajes con los agujeros hechos para instalarlo correctamente. Previamente nos habremos asegurado de que la habitación de ladrillo es capaz de soportar el peso del módulo de madera. Este método proporciona una forma efectiva de anclar módulos de madera a estructuras de ladrillo, asegurando durabilidad y estabilidad. Para acceder a este módulo situado en altura, se accede mediante una escalera, también de madera, que anclamos con el mismo método anterior.

(Fuente: Cañizos Faura)

También realizamos un boceto a mano sobre un papel diapost, mejorando el anterior boceto hecho de manera digital. Así pudimos representar más a detalle cosas concretas como el entorno en el que se ubican los módulos.

A raíz de haber mejorado el boceto y tener más detalles para representar, hicimos las vistas: alzado, planta y perfil en autocad y así disponer de muchos más detalles ocultos en el croquis a mano como los huecos de las puertas que no estaban visibles.

Para tener una imagen real del proyecto, hemos utilizado inteligencia artificial, en concreto Chat GPT image generator. Para ello en primer lugar, a partir del boceto creado anteriormente le dimos una serie de pautas e indicaciones de cómo debía ser y tras muchos intentos, nos creó una opción que se asemejaba a nuestra propuesta, aunque tuvimos que modificarla con Sketchbook, ya que la imagen de la IA tenía solo un módulo y nuestra propuesta dos más a parte de la habitación de las salinas.

La inspiración para este proyecto en concreto ha sido, lo tendencial que ha sido la construcción de módulos prefabricados en los últimos años. Tras ver lo económicas y ecológicas que eran estas construcciones comenzamos a buscar inspiraciones en arquitectos como Shigeru Ban, un arquitecto japonés que es conocido por su uso de materiales innovadores, incluyendo papel y madera. Éste ha diseñado casas prefabricadas y refugios temporales para desastres naturales, combinando estética y funcionalidad. Al ver sus características arquitectónicas, vimos que encajaban con los requisitos que nos proponían para el proyecto de las salinas y decidimos tomar a este arquitecto como inspiración.