robvandammit
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Post by robvandammit on Jan 30, 2007 23:41:29 GMT -5
yeah so heres the tip use your moms or girlfreinds mascara and clump it on the parts were you need black that are a pain to paint and still look good cover the entire area and then use your finger and wipe across it and presto AWESOME BELTS because the mascara wipes off the raises details and stays in the creaveses so it looks amazing wish i could post pics but my girlfreind is a psycho and bogarting the cam
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Post by wwe4ever on Jan 31, 2007 12:18:16 GMT -5
I think I'll keep using paint for now.
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Post by 1wrestlinassociat1 on Feb 1, 2007 3:29:54 GMT -5
i tried it and it was really messy....
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robvandammit
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Post by robvandammit on Feb 1, 2007 4:27:02 GMT -5
kinda messy yes but all you gotta do is wipe it with a paper towel after you slop it on the area then wipe done in like 5 minutes topsand none of the lettering is lost and looks picture perfect without hours and hours of gettin enought paint in between all then little letters especially with the "heavyweight " on the belt on the eagle but its just a opinion
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Post by wwe4ever on Feb 1, 2007 17:47:28 GMT -5
kinda messy yes but all you gotta do is wipe it with a paper towel after you slop it on the area then wipe done in like 5 minutes topsand none of the lettering is lost and looks picture perfect without hours and hours of gettin enought paint in between all then little letters especially with the "heavyweight " on the belt on the eagle but its just a opinion That's why you use a toothpick for painting belts. If you wipe the mascara stuff it might smudge the belt. |
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