More pics of pistol grips!
These are tan base color, over-dyed with solvent based inks. The desert tan base color is pretty easy... 5 seconds in bronze, and then 5 seconds in olive. Tell me what you think... the colors look OK?
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More pics of pistol grips!
These are tan base color, over-dyed with solvent based inks. The desert tan base color is pretty easy... 5 seconds in bronze, and then 5 seconds in olive. Tell me what you think... the colors look OK?
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I do things.
You are too much with the colors. They look great. If I had any firearms with aluminum grips, I'd send them to you.
SS
where do you get this Solvent based Ink at?, And is it absorbed by the ano. layer or is it a top coat type ink?
20 gallon setup. w/ventilation.
30/20 power supply.
squirell mixer for agitation.
home made heat stick for dyes and sealing.
Fort Worth,Tx
It's imported from Europe... really expensive.
It is a solvent based "ink" that is as thick as honey (made for the screen printing industry). It penetrates the ano pores just like dyes.
I do things.
Nice job with the tan color- I had real trouble getting that shade, but I started using brown and then bleaching for a few seconds. It is still a little more rich than I'd like. Are you leaving the olive cold? I notice cold olive drab is more brown, while hot is greener.
Also, these solvent based inks sound pretty cool. I will have to do some looking around.
No. all the dyes are hot, but I only dip for a few seconds.
The bronze is kind of red, and that's what neutralizes the green in olive.
I do things.
That makes good sense. Sometimes I find colors mix in surprising ways- purple and yellow should make a brown, too, but I got something more like a dull purple when I faded purple to yellow.
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