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Post by Black Magic Craft on Sept 5, 2016 20:59:31 GMT
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sotf
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Post by sotf on Sept 23, 2016 17:05:31 GMT
Just a thought connected to the way the pools were done, but how controllable is the "melting" of the foam with this method? I started wondering if it would work to make a template and essentially melt around it to create some heavier details on things that I'd want to be able to replicate for more intricate things.
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Post by Wyloch on Sept 23, 2016 20:22:43 GMT
I have used Jeremy's method a lot, it's awesome. I use pure acetone instead of nail polish. Yes, you can hit an area twice to get a deeper pit and rougher features but you must act kinda fast.
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Post by sotf on Sept 24, 2016 0:14:08 GMT
I have used Jeremy's method a lot, it's awesome. I use pure acetone instead of nail polish. Yes, you can hit an area twice to get a deeper pit and rougher features but you must act kinda fast. Was actually thinking of a single hit for making patterns for things in the foam. Basically things like using some of the punch patterns I've seen at the craft store to make a pattern that can be taped in place at the ends and use the polish of acetone to brush over it to eat out the areas that aren't covered. Was mainly asking if that would work...
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