oracle1982
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Just been working on all my orders over on my Facebook page @OracleMadeUK
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Amazing Spider Man 2 screen print costume attempt...
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WebHead101
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Hey man try quoting him so he'll answer. Goodluck[emoji106]
PooMmm
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Hi oracle, could you please please please tell me what is the ink you used on your suit. I am really stuck on this part. Please check out my WIP thread. I dont know what should I do now. I really need help on the ink type and how to raise it?
did you use latex ink?
oracle1982
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Hi, the first batch of blue fabric was done using plastisol ink with a stretch additive for use on lycra... The second and newer blue is a completely new technique that I will be posting about shortly when I have a spare few hours to type it all up in to one post with pics and videos for you all to see!
PooMmm
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Thanks man, you a life saver. Can't wait for the post later. And one more question, what is your webs and brick pattern stencil made of? I used paper, and completely ruins my whole screen:cry .Or are they like stick on screen?
oracle1982
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When I do a screen printed brick for the blue i have the patter "burnt" in to the emulsion on the screen...
SPOILER...
But with my new blue fabric I use a new technique that you can see on my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/OracleMadeUK?fref=nf
Check it out, share and like please
PooMmm
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Ok, I am waiting on the ink technique post. It will be very helpful
Thanks man.
like your post on fFacebook
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^ ^ forget to include sorrry
Thanks man.
like your post on fFacebook
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^ ^ forget to include sorrry
PooMmm
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Liked :thumbsup
PooMmm
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I am still waiting for it. you can PM me or up to you
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sorry for the bumps
Aron Wohlfart
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Give this man some space
To make a spiderman suit is not the only thingg is doing in his life.
Just be patient and chill. He will post it when its the time.
Webslinger274
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May I ask why you are using this new method for the blue as opposed to the last method? Is it to do with how it wears over time or just sits better on the fabric? Really digging it so far though!
Aron Wohlfart
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I guess the process is easier to do and is less time intense.
Webslinger274
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interesting, i guess we'll find out once it's all together. I've been thinking of doing one of these myself from scratch but I just can't find anyone who does screen printing by yardage rather than normal t-shirt screen printing. If I did it from scratch with blue and red fabrics I don't think id want to pass up the opportunity to do so!
oracle1982
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I've been experimenting with dyes for a better shade on my red... The shading of the red is bugging my sssooooooo much as it varies in tone in different light! Do we like a particular one?
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MXB5
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Personally, I like the second to last shade!
In my opinion, the last shade (the darkest red) is a just a tiny bit too dark, but not too dark to be the brick pattern that goes over the initial red!
PooMmm
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Agreed with you both, it looking good. But I am still waiting for your post about the ink type you are using to raise it. To become 3D like yours 1mm
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Sorry for the bump but I can't figure my way out of this. I am soo stuck with that problem
oracle1982
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For the raised webbing in ink I yes a puff additive to my plastersol ink on a 43T mesh screen... I gave the screen about 4 coats of photo emulsion to unable it to hold more ink for a thicker deposit. Hope that helps
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PooMmm
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For the raised webbing in ink I yes a puff additive to my plastersol ink on a 43T mesh screen... I gave the screen about 4 coats of photo emulsion to unable it to hold more ink for a thicker deposit. Hope that helps
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SO you used plastisol ink with the puff addictive that you add for the raise webbing. Thank you a lot . And one question on your junkyard post. Can you sell the mask only with no faceshell? How much will it cost?
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