Amazing Spider-Man 2 W.I.P. (Pic Heavy)

I guess its the slick black in the pic. That suit wad puffpainted by el fett. He does an amazing job but the price is not worth it for me. :)


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thanks Coshabogbrae i see you from in canada do you speack french?

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Aron Wohlfart the metallic blue is for brick liner? on blue ? see the pics here , anyone can tell me how to get identif effect on blue parts? blue icons are metallic effect, and is very very fine liner... thanks for help. i have already made 2 replica of knight rider kitt car i post topic soon ans can help all people for this project. see pics of blue suit with m mettalic effect on blue. in HD
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Hi there. Can you advise if you stretch the suit when you apply the puff paint on the blue parts?

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gokuraku said:
thanks Coshabogbrae i see you from in canada do you speack french?

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Aron Wohlfart the metallic blue is for brick liner? on blue ? see the pics here , anyone can tell me how to get identif effect on blue parts? blue icons are metallic effect, and is very very fine liner... thanks for help. i have already made 2 replica of knight rider kitt car i post topic soon ans can help all people for this project. see pics of blue suit with m mettalic effect on blue. in HD
http://wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net/804...zing-spider-man-2-photos-spider-man-swing.jpg
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Yes i will test what can be used for the blue.


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Morrice11 said:
Hi there. Can you advise if you stretch the suit when you apply the puff paint on the blue parts?

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Yeah for sure! If you look at some of the pics in my first post on the first page you can see that there are little pins I used that are keeping that fabric stretched while I applied the paint.

The key is not to stretch it a ridiculous amount but enough so that when you're wearing it the paint won't crack. Just imagine how it will fit on your body. So some parts like the glove won't need to be stretched as much as the legs or arms. For reference on exactly how much to stretch it just take a look at some of the pics on the first page and hopefully you can get a good idea of it. :)

Hope that helps!


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gokuraku said:
what is the really best print service? for perfect color and quality ?
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Depends where u live and what u want.

In usa i guess FAbric on demand is the best. I dont know if there r others.
For europe i found lsprints. Their fabric looks better than from fod but its matt. Fod has a lil light reflacting surface.

I still lookoing around and asking companies.


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Morrice11 said:
Do you also use an applicator to attach to the paint bottle?

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I bought a small applicator bottle kit from a local arts and crafts store that came with a 4oz and 1oz bottle. And they came with 3mm, 5mm, and 7mm tips. For the entire suit (webs and blue brick pattern) I used the 3mm tip and the 1oz bottle. I had to refill the bottle often but it helped with controlling the actual application of the paint, in regards to making it look cleaner. And the smallest (3mm) tip also contributed to making it look cleaner.


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Aha. Thats why urs looks so regular and acurate :D i just used the tip of the tulip bottle and suffered with airbubbles sometimes.


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Aron Wohlfart said:
Aha. Thats why urs looks so regular and acurate :D i just used the tip of the tulip bottle and suffered with airbubbles sometimes.


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Yeah the tips provide a noticeably cleaner application than the stock tip. Which might also be why the paint came out pretty clean.


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Coshabogbrae said:
Yeah the tips provide a noticeably cleaner application than the stock tip. Which might also be why the paint came out pretty clean.


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The problem are first the airbubbles and second the pressure u have to vary the more empty the bottle gets.
I guess with an extra bottle like u used its easier cause i can fill it up so the level of paint is always the same :)


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Aron Wohlfart said:
The problem are first the airbubbles and second the pressure u have to vary the more empty the bottle gets.
I guess with an extra bottle like u used its easier cause i can fill it up so the level of paint is always the same :)


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That's exactly it man. It really does help and make everything easier in terms of minimizing mistakes and problems. And for the small cost that a separate applicator tip kit costs it's so worth it!


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Coshabogbrae said:
That's exactly it man. It really does help and make everything easier in terms of minimizing mistakes and problems. And for the small cost that a separate applicator tip kit costs it's so worth it!


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Hahah the decision to make a 3rd suit gets more sure every day. Hahahaha


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