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Acid Splashes
- Thread starter wasa
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There's lots of different ways, but for starters....
-Mix you're main, or "flood" color in a big bucket.
-Mix your secondary colors in small dixie cups or small buckets of some kind.
-Catalyze all buckets/cups with the appropriate amount...
-Either;
a.) Pour all the secondary colors you want into your main bucket, stir once or MAYBE twice, depending on what you want, pour on and squeegee like normal....or
b.) Pour the secondary colors on individually in a pattern you like, let sit for 30 seconds or so, squeegee into a pattern of your liking, then pour the flood color on and squeegee like normal.
The important thing to remember is that the first color to hit the cloth/foam STAYS.
This is a very basic descripition but it's what I was taught, and seems to work great. For more in depth procedures, visit Swaylocks and do a search for "resin tint" or "acid splash", and you'll get more info than you ever thought existed....
-Mix you're main, or "flood" color in a big bucket.
-Mix your secondary colors in small dixie cups or small buckets of some kind.
-Catalyze all buckets/cups with the appropriate amount...
-Either;
a.) Pour all the secondary colors you want into your main bucket, stir once or MAYBE twice, depending on what you want, pour on and squeegee like normal....or
b.) Pour the secondary colors on individually in a pattern you like, let sit for 30 seconds or so, squeegee into a pattern of your liking, then pour the flood color on and squeegee like normal.
The important thing to remember is that the first color to hit the cloth/foam STAYS.
This is a very basic descripition but it's what I was taught, and seems to work great. For more in depth procedures, visit Swaylocks and do a search for "resin tint" or "acid splash", and you'll get more info than you ever thought existed....