studioso
Member
hello,
first what I need, then why:
I want to make a fake ice cream spill, similar to these ones:
http://www.google.ca/search?q=fake+...=wi&biw=1366&bih=622&sei=eyvNTu3mF-nZ0QGmvvEG
I'm wondering what resin is readily available (hopefully not a 2 part thing but something I can even find in a craft store), can be pigmented, and dries thick and glossy.
I see people on the web using elmer glue, but I don't think it looks realistic, as it dries thin and dull.
why:
my mother in law and I have a "thing" going whenever we visit about all the kids (and adults, for that matter) staying off her blue velvet couch. I told my wife that one time I will pull the fake spill thing on her. (I know I can buy these, but I don't want to spend +30$, +shipping to canada. also, this way I can use whatever props I want).
if this works out I promise to upload the video for members...
first what I need, then why:
I want to make a fake ice cream spill, similar to these ones:
http://www.google.ca/search?q=fake+...=wi&biw=1366&bih=622&sei=eyvNTu3mF-nZ0QGmvvEG
I'm wondering what resin is readily available (hopefully not a 2 part thing but something I can even find in a craft store), can be pigmented, and dries thick and glossy.
I see people on the web using elmer glue, but I don't think it looks realistic, as it dries thin and dull.
why:
my mother in law and I have a "thing" going whenever we visit about all the kids (and adults, for that matter) staying off her blue velvet couch. I told my wife that one time I will pull the fake spill thing on her. (I know I can buy these, but I don't want to spend +30$, +shipping to canada. also, this way I can use whatever props I want).
if this works out I promise to upload the video for members...