segrafix
Young Tutorling
I'm currently running out of my Createx paint, been buying a 16 oz here and there to keep in stock (t-shirts, masonite, canvas, some metal surfaces, but hoping to do more, bikes and cars in particular, also getting up to speed on pinstriping but its all practice until now, only did a couple of real jobs but they came out pretty well), I want to ask about Wicked colors, are they a sort of all purpose paint that will work well on all substrates (t-shirts bike tanks, etc)? And more to the point, are the "detail colors" what I want to buy? And what about the reducers, etc? The website doesn't do a good job of explaining it.
They are the same price as the regular, but are there any drawbacks to using them as opposed to the standard? I just got paid for two book illustrations, several hundred bucks burning a hole in my pocket and I was wondering if it would be worth it to buy a bunch of wicked colors for the future (replacing the standard Createx) so I wouldn't have to shop around for different paints for t-shirts or leather or cars.
They are the same price as the regular, but are there any drawbacks to using them as opposed to the standard? I just got paid for two book illustrations, several hundred bucks burning a hole in my pocket and I was wondering if it would be worth it to buy a bunch of wicked colors for the future (replacing the standard Createx) so I wouldn't have to shop around for different paints for t-shirts or leather or cars.