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Hannah,I forgot to tell you that the base colors make a big difference.
Midnight Blu was ment to be red/blue and black but when I sprayed it the red turned blue and the blue turned purple.I got the powders from Ebay, individually but they were two color mix on the labeling so my blue is blue and the red is red/pink on white but the black base changed them.Just so you know.Maybe test them first if you have a test paint piece otherwise you might be in for a little surprise like I was. 🙂 I’m am forever learning something new here. 🙂Every act matters.No matter how small💞
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Ah, I see! That makes sense. I got a 12 pack from drag0nfeathers, and it has mostly golds and coppers and a silver, but it does have one “duo” color – red blue. I’ll definitely have to experiment with different base coats with this stuff 😀
Oh, I was also wondering, do you spray a sparkly topcoat on your pieces or is that sparkle just from the pearlex alone? It looks soo pretty!
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Please visit My Webpage to see my art and PYO's that I've done in the past!It is the spray.I get it from Discount Auto here.I think the duo blue/red is the one that turned purple on black,not sure though,but that was one of them.
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Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Whoah!!!! The eyes are sooo…..Striking on that one! Pigment powders are challenging, but the effects are really unique! I never tried to use them in a carrier fluid, but I do use them dry on unbaked polymer clay. It is the closest effect I can match to airbrushing. Amazing job!
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