Is this something you can paint on your entire body and be covered (like a liquid latex)? I'm working on a Mystique costume....
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This product makes it look like your skin is blue. Liquid latex makes it look like there's something blue covering your skin. That subtle difference might be important to you. I've used this product, but I've never used liquid latex, so I might be wrong about that.As to whether you can use it on your entire body, I don't see why not.
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I think the instructions said that you are not supposed to use latex, but I thinned it down with water and it worked awesome. I painted a chair and desk that I built. We used Bear Premium plus latex interior eggshell without a problem. I also had primed the furniture before that with a latex paint.
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I wouldn't. You will never get it to wash off. The "soft body" means the viscosity of the paint. It has nothing to do with using it on skin. The paint you need is "washable paint." They sell a kit on Amazon; http://www.amazon.com/Love-Is-Art-Canvas-Paint/dp/B005PR28AS
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Yes...with a protective film on the outside that you peel off after painting the inside of body.
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Yeah, im sure you could. It is about the same consistency as standard latex paint, just slighty thicker.
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I believe that there is a newer model that can spray 'hot" , or flammable liquids such as lacquer or poly. But yes, this will spray any liquid with the consistency of latex paint.
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it might work / painted surface could be any formulation and this stuff will bond with latex acrylics best / go over surface with steel wool or scotch or sanding pad to get a fresh clean surface then coat with vermont stuff / 3 or more coats ,foam brush ,wipe on or spray ,fine scotch pad before final coat / good luck / what-a-ya got to lose ;Ron ps if it doesn't work try a light coat of shellac before the vermont
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I think you should be fine. I just stuck some to my drywall (which is painted with latex paint) and it came right off without taking any of the paint with it.
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no this is paint is like what most people use at like a football game it is good for covering an area temporarily only if you brush it a little it will come off it is not the same type of paint as you would your for henna application if you do a search you will probably find something related to that type of paint when we used it for the avatar costume it was to be temporary only like 2 to 3 hours need hope this helps you
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It comes with some makeup already on so not sure how useful it would be but it can be painted or drawn on. Permanent makeup generally means tattooing. I dont see it being at all useful for that.
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I think you can use it just like paint. If it will affect the appearance mask it if you won't see the drip or overlap it will not damage anything. I followed the directions on the can and had very good results.
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Absolutely!!! I use these paints on everything and I mean everything!!! It comes out pretty nice whenever u want to do a Crackled effect. So if I may suggest something, perhaps it would be helpful if u go to an Arts store u most likely will pay over 12.00 dollars for a small bottle. Now i AM NOT CLAIMING THE INVENTOR OF THIS CRACKleD EFFECT, BC i LEARNED ON YOUTUBE. All you need is to first cover whatever it s u want crackled with "Elmer's Glue!! Now it 0nly costs .99cents... So apply one coat of Elmer's glue, then apply a coat of whatever color u like then all u have to do is Blow-dry!! It's that simple, and it comes out looking much better then even the crackled glue. I hope I was able to help...
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I think you can use latex paint, though I haven't. I use automobile paint which sometimes is thick like latex and I have no problems with it.
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No you can use latex paint directly from the can without thining. Rafik M. Fawzy
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The hand is too thick, I don't think it would work with the needle, but maybe you can tape it to the costume, or you can make one with a disposable glove, fill it and paint it? I hope you can work it out!!! byeeeee
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I feel you are able to use this for face painting. However, as with most mannequins, you want to be knowledgeable if your paint so you don't permanently stain it.
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"cosplaying" ?? If you mean kids playing, absolutely not. They are heavy metal and would hurt someone. Really cool though if you are looking for an adult costume compliment. I wore them for the whole party (kids theme birthday party). I ended up using clothing adhesive tape (the kind used to keep clothes in place in certain places) to keep them on. Otherwise they would have flown off when I was acting out my part. My cat was part of an Avenger style team who was a shape-shifter and really the bad guy :-) Lots of swiping with claws and the adhesive worked great!! The tape that comes with them does not keep them on. "cosplaying" ?? If you mean kids playing, absolutely not. They are heavy metal and would hurt someone. Really cool though if you are looking for an adult costume compliment. I wore them for the whole party (kids theme birthday party). I ended up using clothing adhesive tape (the kind used to keep clothes in place in certain places) to keep them on. Otherwise they would have flown off when I was acting out my part. My cat was part of an Avenger style team who was a shape-shifter and really the bad guy :-) Lots of swiping with claws and the adhesive worked great!! The tape that... » Read More "cosplaying" ?? If you mean kids playing, absolutely not. They are heavy metal and would hurt someone. Really cool though if you are looking for an adult costume compliment. I wore them for the whole party (kids theme birthday party). I ended up using clothing adhesive tape (the kind used to keep clothes in place in certain places) to keep them on. Otherwise they would have flown off when I was acting out my part. My cat was part of an Avenger style team who was a shape-shifter and really the bad guy :-) Lots of swiping with claws and the adhesive worked great!! The tape that comes with them does not keep them on. « Show Less