Can i use strawberry liquid coloring for soft plastics i ordered from jannsnetcraft and mix it with white powder paint to get a nice pink color for my soft plastic? I am thinking of adding this to hot lurecraft soft plastic but thought i should ask first. Thanks.
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60 views and no answer yet. Somebody must have tried this. Did it work? Please help.
I don't know if anyone knows how the powder paint will react there Ship. You may be the first to try it. Be careful and make sure to have all skin covered. I know You will have your eyes covered. Also powder paint may act as a hardening agent so keep that in mind.CF
Mix your powders with powders and liquids with liquids. If you are looking for a pink liquid, just add the red liquid to white liquid for a shade of pink. And very easy with the red as it will take quickly.
Ok. Thanks. I guess some "out of the box ideas" should stay in the box. I was curious but too chicken to try it.Quote:
Originally Posted by brushnjigs
I would think that you want to be very careful Mike about adding stuff to powder paint such as anything I have never heard of this yet but you will be the first to try it out if you do so did not read all your posts here like the above mentioned use red and white coloring in mixing to make pink try to get a small bottle of bubble gum I think you will like it week Bought bubblegum in a large bottle we used a lot of it.
i like the bubblegum too snake
Will order bubblegum tonight. This old dog can learn a new trick.
look at my aviator Mike do you like that pink that is bubblegum.
That will work. I like that and the Electric Blue (item 440-510-053) Have to also order silver glitter. (item 385-101-028) I put in an order for it as well as a 2 3/4" shad mold. (item 440-221-007) from JannsNetcraft. I will sneak that in first and if it gets by the wife will order another type of aluminum mold in late February. This is one with a built in injector.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River