Surface Prep
Support marks, seams, layer lines, chips, gaps, and rough transitions are cleaned, filled, sanded, and checked under primer.
3D Print Finishing · Philippines
A print can have perfect geometry and still look unfinished. I remove the evidence of the process, then build the surface, color, depth, and protection that turn a print into a display piece.
What finishing means
Support marks, seams, layer lines, chips, gaps, and rough transitions are cleaned, filled, sanded, and checked under primer.
Airbrush gradients, brush detail, skin, cloth, metal, weathering, eyes, and material contrast give the geometry a readable surface.
Matte, satin, or gloss protection is chosen around the piece, not applied as one blanket finish. Different materials should read differently.
The process
Send photos of the full print and close shots of seams, supports, damage, and fragile areas. I need the material, dimensions, part count, and intended finish.
Parts are cleaned, test-fitted, pinned, joined, or repaired where appropriate. A beautiful finish cannot rescue a weak structure.
Filling and sanding continue through primer checks until the unwanted print texture stops controlling the light.
Color is built from broad atmosphere to small detail. Airbrush and hand painting work together rather than competing for the surface.
The finish cures, receives the correct protective coat, and is checked under neutral light before pickup or packing.
Good fit
This service is for prints meant to be seen: figurines, statues, maquettes, display objects, art pieces, prototypes, and presentation models. It is not an industrial production coating line.
If your file still needs redesign, supports, scaling, or print strategy, say that at the start. If the print already exists, do not ship it before I have reviewed photos and confirmed the work.
Studio work
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High resolution helps, but resolution is not finish. The hours after printing decide whether the final object still looks manufactured or finally feels made.
Send the print details
Include material, dimensions, part count, photos, target finish, deadline, and whether the print already exists.