another home made bag
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time consuming and takes lots of coats but its worth it .Every night when i get home i just pop into the shed and spray on another coat .At first not much happens but aftere a while the paint builds uyp till eventually you get this.It not perfect and the paint runs a little so i just colour in the runs with a brown felt tip
time consuming and takes lots of coats but its worth it .Every night when i get home i just pop into the shed and spray on another coat .At first not much happens but aftere a while the paint builds uyp till eventually you get this.It not perfect and the paint runs a little so i just colour in the runs with a brown felt tip
Man...I need to unleash you here!
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fantomfan57
Well-known member
Love it.......
Anthony! I wonder how "iron on" decals would work?
Anthony! I wonder how "iron on" decals would work?
texaskirbyguy
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Very nice!
I love seeing people getting adventurous in their own creations. It kinda has a vintage look to it too!
I love seeing people getting adventurous in their own creations. It kinda has a vintage look to it too!
larryeddy
Well-known member
Looks great!
But maybe next time i can give a few pointers.
1) cut out the design on a piece of glass
then transfer to the fabric.
2) Don't use tape, but some cheap contact paper! that's an actual vinyl and will work much better!
3) try some plastic paint. i have heard that stuff is much thicker and might cover a little quicker. or maybe it was the plastic dip spray paint...
Anyways looks great!
Larry
But maybe next time i can give a few pointers.
1) cut out the design on a piece of glass
then transfer to the fabric.
2) Don't use tape, but some cheap contact paper! that's an actual vinyl and will work much better!
3) try some plastic paint. i have heard that stuff is much thicker and might cover a little quicker. or maybe it was the plastic dip spray paint...
Anyways looks great!
Larry
fantomfan57
Well-known member
Another idea...
to reduce paint bleeding, is make your first coat, clear. The finished product will be less likely show the clear.
You may be able to use less white paint coats.
to reduce paint bleeding, is make your first coat, clear. The finished product will be less likely show the clear.
You may be able to use less white paint coats.
