Spider-Man Puff Paint Problem NEED HELP ASAP!!!

MegaLEGOFilms

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2014

• #1

So, I was puff painting the spider on my spiderman suit and let it dry. The next day, I flipped it over and pinned it to some cardboard again to paint the back spider. Once that dried, I went to take the suit off of the cardboard and it was stuck to the cardboard. I tried pulling it off slowly, and now there are pieces of paper stuck that won't come off:

Now once it came off, it folded and stuck. I pulled it off slowly again. But it messed up the puff paint. I used the puff paint from tulip that says PUFFY on the bottle if that helps. Any help is appreciated on how to solve this. I need this suit for Tommorow so I need help ASAP. I really don't want this happening again since I still have more to paint.


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Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2014

• #2

It needs time to completely dry, preferably for 72 hours, before you move it or let it come in contact with anything else. If your event is tomorrow, then I suggest coating more paint over the paper that is stuck to it. Use a hair dryer to speedup the drying process.

 

MegaLEGOFilms

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2014

• #3

Thank you so much. Should I set the hair dryer to hot or cold


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Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Apr 19, 2014

• #4

On hot, but don't put it too close on one spot. You'll damage the fabric. Instead keep it about a foot away and wave it all along the puff paint, not keeping it centered on one spot in particular.

 

Aron Wohlfart

Sr Member

• Apr 20, 2014

• #5

The puff paint i use (tulip) says it needs 4 days to dry totally.
I only use the Slick paint from them. It has that sweet lifht reflections. I saw others that use the metallic one.

Im sorry. Dunno how to help further :/


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MegaLEGOFilms

Well-Known Member

• Apr 20, 2014

• #6

Iracel said:

On hot, but don't put it too close on one spot. You'll damage the fabric. Instead keep it about a foot away and wave it all along the puff paint, not keeping it centered on one spot in particular.

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Thank you so much. I tried this and it worked!


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dirtyjas86

New Member

• Apr 20, 2014

• #7

u know what i used i used rubbing alcohol and hair spray to get paint off and rinse with water and the watch it come clean again

 

MegaLEGOFilms

Well-Known Member

• Apr 23, 2014

• #8

Another quick thing how do you get puff paint off of a zipper:


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Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Apr 24, 2014

• #9

Cut it off with an exacto knife, try to rub the rest off, then lubricate the zipper with actual metal lubricant and charcoal.

 

MegaLEGOFilms

Well-Known Member

• Apr 24, 2014

• #10

Thanks for the help, but after it dried, it soaked into the zipper in just the right way that it only colored it, not jammed it. But thanks


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