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Has anyone ever experimented with color changing car paint used in armor making? I'm wanting to build a suit of Tzeench marked chaos armor and the color changing would be an amazing effect, but the paint seems hard to come by and might melt foam. Anyone have experience working with it or know of other ways to get the same look?
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Nov 11, 2014 16:02
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my cat is norris posted:Are you talking about the stuff that changes color depending on angle? Because the "paramagnetic" stuff is a hoax.
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Nov 11, 2014 17:39
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Thanks for the ideas. I'll look into the liquitex, and I also found that rustoleum has a color shift that shifts from blue to red to purple, and plasti-dip has a coating as well that would save time as I'll be already coating the foam in plasti-dip to seal it.
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Nov 11, 2014 19:12
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For the color I usually use spray bottles with diluted acrylic paint and one with bleach to lighten heavy wear areas and change the overall mottling. For physical wear, if it's a heavy fabric that will take it, I've weathered clothes (jeans especially) for zombie costumes by hitting them with a weed eater, running them over with with a lawnmower, dragging them down the street behind a car, and beating them with a hammer over asphalt. Your results may vary.
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