I saw this mirrored Cobra Commander mask online and I was just thinking how much cooler it might look if it were brushed metallic.
And I know one way mirrors work by reflecting 80% of the light that hits them and allowing 20% through from both sides. This is because the mirrored surface is really thin.
So I'm wondering, has anyone ever tried brushing a mirrored surface, to create the appearance of metal you can see through? If so, what was the result?
Since the material can be seen through because it is so thin, I imagine you'd have to be careful you didn't remove too much, but I don't see why brushing it should prevent you from seeing through it, but I can't find any brushed see through plastic, so that makes me think it might be difficult or impossible to achieve.
And I know one way mirrors work by reflecting 80% of the light that hits them and allowing 20% through from both sides. This is because the mirrored surface is really thin.
So I'm wondering, has anyone ever tried brushing a mirrored surface, to create the appearance of metal you can see through? If so, what was the result?
Since the material can be seen through because it is so thin, I imagine you'd have to be careful you didn't remove too much, but I don't see why brushing it should prevent you from seeing through it, but I can't find any brushed see through plastic, so that makes me think it might be difficult or impossible to achieve.