painting capes "white"

[crea-torX]

Start with white wash and build the white up? the cape is red now. Thoughts and tips I might if missed? It's been washed and dried.

[ẈĀŦƧĦĪƧ₣Ā₵Ė]

I suggest mixing your paint with white glue, it's already white and it will help your paint be much more bendable and not chip off!

[crea-torX]

I suggest mixing your paint with white glue, it's already white and it will help your paint be much more bendable and not chip off!

Really? Hey, thanks! What ratio? 60/40?

[ẈĀŦƧĦĪƧ₣Ā₵Ė]

I suggest mixing your paint with white glue, it's already white and it will help your paint be much more bendable and not chip off!

Really? Hey, thanks! What ratio? 60/40?

Just experimant and see what works for you(also be sure to wash your brush and not let the mixture dry in or it WILL ruin your brush!!!)

[SirMWK]

Or instead of risking a brush, you could get some white latex paint and use that.

[crea-torX]

Or instead of risking a brush, you could get some white latex paint and use that.

Anyone else used latex paint on bendable figure parts? Sounds like a great idea, but never used it on any customs before. Feedback people.

SirMWK, do you have pics of what you have done using latex paint?

[SirMWK]

Or instead of risking a brush, you could get some white latex paint and use that.

Anyone else used latex paint on bendable figure parts? Sounds like a great idea, but never used it on any customs before. Feedback people.

SirMWK, do you have pics of what you have done using latex paint?

Nah man not off hand. I may have some stored on my other computer somewhere but not on this one. A few years ago, I painted a fake head for a guy who runs a haunted house with latex paint and it was rubbery plastic so I'd say it would work on capes.

[crea-torX]

Cool! thats good enough for me...thanks!

[SirMWK]

Thin even coats, sir.