plastic, paint, clothing, and chemicals

[Super Kal]

I have a bunch of clothes that I've always wanted to just screw around with color wise and make weird colored shirts and what not... does anybody know of anything non toxic that does that kind of stuff?

also, what paint is good to use on plastic that's already painted a different color? I'll admit it, I got some fading action figures that need some work...

 

[Tsunulia]

You should try a google search on professional figure restoration and see if you can dig anything up that way. Best to research it entirely before taking someones word for it.

As for your clothes.... Spray paint artists are everywhere. The next time you see a guy with a spray paint/air brush booth you should ask them a bit about the paints they use for the tshirts and such.

 

[Super Kal]

okay, thanks for the tip... I just hope it doesn't cost me a pretty penny.

 

[Tsunulia]

Just for asking some people shouldn't cost you anything really. But if you decide to get your figures professionally restored, then ya you better take out a loan.

 

[Super Kal]

well, honestly, I was hoping I could do it myself... at least it would be cheaper that way.

 

[Tsunulia]

Depends on what paints you decide to buy. Some are pretty expensive, but most times worth the quality.

 

[Super Kal]

what about acrylic paint? does that go well on plastic or is ti too thick?

 

[Tsunulia]

Acrylic, in my experience, has always been thick and clumpy. I wouldn't reccommend it for anything really.