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I would suggest Colortone black personally, though I use Colortone for everything (except blue). Easy to control the intensity and the fade. It's water based so you can draw the colour back out of the top while leaving it in the figure. My 2c ;).
cheers,
Gav.
I'm not familiar with the Colourtone range Gav, is that an Automotive product?Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinturner
Colourtone is available from our buddies at Stewmac..
It is rather expensive tho, so unless you are a prolific builder like our Gav it is a bit of a waste...
Having said that, I am in the process of sourcing water soluable dyes so you guys can get your sweaty hands on them for a price that won't cause Her Indoors to flip out and threaten to remove your daddy pills :D
Sounds like a great idea DB! The Colortone is a little pricey but god does it last forever!
cheers,
Gav.
So worth the investment you reckon Gav?
Well, personally yes. But I'm on to build 20-odd and most builds used dye in some form or another. If you are going to keep building it's an investment.Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie
cheers,
Gav.
yeah, not sure I'll be allowed to get that far, maybe 10 or so builds...that she knows about.Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinturner
OH god please don't paint it FW :eek:
It was always going to be black Andy, it's just that the unexpected veneer has thrown a total blackout plan into flux while I agonise over a trans burst or similar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy40
I hear ya man. Luckily I have a man-cave that is not connected to the rest of the house so I can fill it up without too much push-back. The bank account is another issue, and that's where a little more creativity is required ;).Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie
cheers,
Gav.