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Creativity => Customs => Topic started by: Aednatia on December 13, 2012, 03:36:29 PM
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I not sure what Liquid masking to use for ponies. I'm worried that I might get one that doesn't come off, or comes off and then takes the eye paint with it, or stains it an odd color that will seep through new paint.
I will be buying from Hobby Lobby, I've never been in it but these two come up as options for sale there
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I think g33k has used some? Hmm lemme go nudge her this way.
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By frisket, do you mean a masking fluid?
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-pops out of the shadows-
Yes! Well, I've used regular frisket, and its "okay" for pony stuff- basically I use it if I want to airbrush something really big, and I've only used it on posterboard, as it doesn't seem to do much for the 3d fun of a pony.
On the other hand, instead of liquid frisket, you know what works great? rubber cement. I'm still no expert with it but so far its pretty fun to work with!
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On the other hand, instead of liquid frisket, you know what works great? rubber cement. I'm still no expert with it but so far its pretty fun to work with!
I remember someone mentioning the rubber cement, my concern would be putting it on a pony that had a FBR and it taking off the base paint.... like say you want to do stars in one color that is not the pony's normal base color and airbrush a patch of color on the pony for those stars, put the rubber cement on in a star pattern, then airbrush the FBR.... would you have to not let the RC dry fully for that to work???
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By frisket, do you mean a masking fluid?
yes
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I wasn't sure if it was the same thing. In that case, I use Windsor & Newton Colourless Masking Fluid. I get it at my local ArtMart for around $14 for 75 ml. I'm not sure if they carry it at HL though. It works like a dream. Good luck!
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Is the Incredible White Mask stuff in a white bottle with a blue label? That's what I get from HL and it works wonders. :)
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Oo, where at HL do you find that Skeen?
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With the watercolor supplies. :)
One note though, when that stuff gets old it smells VILE. OMG, I mean VILE.