nice work
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nice work
Would you mind cleaning it all off, then doing it again, and putting the video up on Youtube or ExpertVillage?
Wish I can do that... sad thing is I have Youtube account but no camera... yea... I suck [Bang] sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
It's 2011 and you don't have a camera or anything? You're not the Geico Caveman are you? [LOL]Quote:
Originally Posted by islandermyk
That looks cool, I might just have to do that- now to purchase Crayons, ha, that's something I haven't done in a while.
Yeah... always thought about buying a GP Pro camera for my motorcycle racing and then I had that big ass crash last year and said forget the camera and started building the bike up again for more racing, and now I bought these other toys... [Kick1] now I got all these mouths to feed [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
It's not hard... the worse that can happen is running out of that crayon color [ROFL1] Enjoy [Beer]
Those look real good.
How well does it stand up to oil and cleaning fluids?
Its wax that is melted and cured in the crevices ... so I guess it'll hold well enough, but not like enamel I think... I used REM oil to help remove some unwanted crayon material out side of the crevices and I would say it will hold up to a certain amount of pressure applied on rubbing with a lot of rubbing and brushing.
I've only done in home field testing dropping a full loaded PMAG chest high (6ft tall) on the floor a few times and it hasn't chipped yet... [ROFL1][Beer]
That looks cool and it came out really good. I've got two little girls (ages 1 & 4) and have plenty of crayons in the house. I'll have to attempt this soon!
Some trial and error... make a mistake just fill in and rub off... ooh and try to avoid keeping the flame on the spots to long [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by TwoSevenEcho
Looks like this guy got a little bored with crayons too...
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-mHj_mYbQWX...ayon%2BArt.jpg
I think maybe your boredom was a little more productive. [Coffee]