"Re-flocking" figures, or flocking figures.

Hmm... good point, I just wanted to say kudos on the Daphne pics! (she still called that? I was a big fan in her WCW days)

I can't find the one tutorial that was on the Japanese web site? it was the best, but here are the others I have. if you look up flocking tutorial it should help a bit.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/emiliacout ... otostream/
flocking hair tutorial

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/tutorials ... orial.html
tutorial for flocking model car seat.

http://codenamesilentg.blogspot.com/201 ... orial.html
tutorial on flocking berate for fig


http://forums.kidrobot.com/viewtopic.php?t=49233
forum on flocking


http://www.vinyltoysforum.com/showthread.php?t=64
their is a flocking tut in here somewhere...but I don't' have time to run thought this japanes page. just use google translator it helps.



http://www.donjer.com/suedetex/product.htm
donjer is a web site selling flocking applications and materials.

umm... give me a day or two I have thought about flocking for dunnys and looked a lot floking is easier then I thought...I found three or so tutorials. I save anything in google docs I find helpful I am busy uploading and fixing images but I will try and find it and if I do I'll put it up here. also its basically what you saw on martha. Its a coat you sprinkle the stuff on shake off excess and repeat.
but this tutorial was on gradated color. so it was pretty in depth.I'd like to say I said a couple of days but in reality more like a week I am bad at getting back to things but I will put it to you if I find it.

@ bobtheodd
Yes, yes he did. I used the search over there before I posted, and found nothing. I might have typed in something wonky before I hit enter or something. I tried again and found lots of stuff.

@ patraw
I saw the Martha Stewart stuff at Michael's, and I was considering getting that. You're also right about the exact hue being difficult to find, and even if I de-flock the whole figure I'm not sure I'd want him to be a shade off of the original. It may make more sense to buy a new one sometime.
Also, it's good to hear from you man!

I believe toy flocking is an electrostatic process, which is probably difficult to reproduce at home. That said, I was watching Martha Stewart decorate Easter Eggs last year, and she had some flocking in a jar stuff that you can buy--you just spread some glue on whatever you want to flock and shake it on. Getting the exact hue to match Panthor might be difficult to do--you might be better off to deflock the whole thing, and then reflock it in its' entirety so that the color matches.

Looks like Hefty Smurf got you over at the org.