Many thanks, Jaded
More pix!
It was a nice and sunny day in SoCal, so outside I went and finished the neckring. Just plain black.
Then that two part foam I got a couple weeks ago started tempting me so I kitted up...
Mini huntorial on foaming an item, (in this case adding some to a backpack)
You will need gloves, a postal scale, a dremel, some coathanger wire, and a couple cups from your favorite fastfood restaurant, plus some two part foam.
I got the lightest weight Silpak had at the time, its "4 pound" foam.
Bend the wire into a loop at one end, then the other goes into your dremel. Voila', paint or solution mixer.
Prop your item up so the area to be foamed is at the bottom and will hold the liquid till it foams up.
Pour an ounce by weight of the isocyanate solution (small bottle marked #1) into one cup, and two ounces by weight of the other solution into another cup.
Pour the first into the second cup, getting all of it out into the other cup, and then mix it for 20 seconds.
Then pour where you want the foam to go.
I found that the two ounces covered about 9" by 3" area and rose about twice its size, maybe more.
I mixed another batch, this time a half ounce/one ounce amount, and filled in the left corner of the backpack where I had missed....
OOOOPS, a little too much :0
Let it set for about a half hour to an hour and go do something else; in my case we went and had dinner....
after dinner I primed and painted it.
Here's the backpack with the base coat of grey with prosaide, plus another coat of grey without prosaide on it.
I looked at my shinguards and noticed one was a different color than the other one...
I was wondering why, and my eagle-eyed better half said it looked like theres brushmarks on the darker one.
Yup, one was weathered, and the other wasn't, so using the last bit of light, I weathered the other one up.
No more light to paint by, so I called it a night
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Ei'luj