Is there any way of making a transparent red without using dye?
Perhaps a minute amount of red colorant to the plastic?
Thanks In Advance
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Is there any way of making a transparent red without using dye?
Perhaps a minute amount of red colorant to the plastic?
Thanks In Advance
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You can start with a small amount of red high-lite and add in small amounts till you get the amount of transparency you want. If a drop of your red is too much, then you can try using a toothe pick dipped in the color then into the plastic. you can use a toothe pick, or wooden, (like bamboo), skewer. hope this helps.
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We are getting today from Mf what do you call strawberry it is supposed to be non-bleed
That's Great news Bob. Let me/us know how it works. Fingers crossed![]()
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M-F has two Strawberry colors listed, a number 10 one is a bleeding Strawberry and a number 52 Strawberry is supposed to be a no bleed. This is what the site says anyway...
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Yup MF strawberry is what I was going to recommend.
Yes I will let you guys know how it works out strawberry 52 .
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