Bahahahahahah. Coffee just flew out me nose again!Nothing wrong if you spray only in under wear. I do it a lot of times. Especially if it's to hot
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Bahahahahahah. Coffee just flew out me nose again!Nothing wrong if you spray only in under wear. I do it a lot of times. Especially if it's to hot
I just read this after my own coffee incident! HahaGlad I haven’t had my coffee yet, I’d be blowing it out of my nose - great start to my Sunday
Removing paint: if you’ve only used createx and if you want to remove ALL the paint then submerge the body in a bucket of warm soapy water.. let it soak for a few hours, use a soft cloth house painters brush to agitate the paint from awkward crevices... ... this process will also work for the lexan RC body !
As Husky said:Windex with ammonia will also work. Spray, leave, rinse, repeat. Not great for human bodies though
For more detailed work, as Si has said.. low psi, reduce paint and yes practise on glass. Detail isn’t as easy as vase coats
I was talking about the glass You all scratch glass, I use non ammonia windows cleaner and paper tissue and it goes nicely I mentioned that cause Jord was mentioning glass and razor.People forget that Createx is waterbourne, water will dissolve it if enough time is allowed. I would be concerned that windex could leave a film on the lexan and prevent the new paint sticking.
I do go true a lot of paper towelsOk... another lesson for you
By razor blading you remove 99% of the dried paint, then it’s just a quick squirt of windex to polish the glass.
You’ll go through a lot more windex and paper towel by not blading first
Those are great news!Day 3
Ive practised on glass for a few hours and now I'm onto t shirts
It's incredible just how low the pressure can go and still push the paint out and even do it too fast onon glass etc
I'm enjoying this
- for t-shirts you should have the psi at around 50-60. the paint needs to be pushed into the fibres rather than just sit on top otherwise with the first wash it will come out looking faded. T-shirts also need to be heat set - with an iron will do. not sure if you do it from the back or use a protective layer of fabric or not @huskystafford will be able to answer that one.
You use that paper for baking, how is it called? hm... Parchment paper? The one which you use for making food in an oven... And put that over the design, on top of it, not from the back side and then Iron over that paper.
I use the cheap one, which I buy in a store where I buy food. But I am cheapaha !
Parchment, silicone paper or cheap and cheerful greaseproof paper - I'd guess not the waxed greaseproof paper they sometimes use for wrapping sandwiches
Nope, insideWait? You sprayed that body on outside?
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