woop look out ribcage, he comin for you
woop look out ribcage, he comin for you
Lol skina wants credit master, I am the credit master lol
really? i allways thought it was there
ribcage hop off
i got another stupid question
what are moderators
practically janitors who get dissed by you goofballs for cleaning up your school playground after you go back to class from recess
shit i rarely dis someone but yea how are you a moderator ?
hahahaha so true, except jaitors are treated a little worse. and they have to clean up vomit,and not word vomitOriginally Posted by Phat 2
I was speaking in general, not you personally
and look under my username
i know but how did oyu become one
they needed new mods a couple months ago, I applied, was suggested to the admin, and vouched for. so I got it
NouveauP, said, baron, lakim shabazz, salvo, pulsewitthlife, moganone, weakoner, and myself were all promoted
Ayyyooo got a question for all you peeps. Whats the best dollar can and where can i get some? And dont just tell me to rack rusto or any other kind of paint etc. etc. im not down to rack shit at this point in time
wallmart hahaha dollar store best paint for a dollar not really sure its just matter of you trying the paint and it all depends on what you like
Walmart has color place which is basically a dollar. OSH has some cans on sale sometimes for $1.20. I usually just go to Home Depot for my dollar cans, since it's self-checkout. In any case, almost all dollar cans will be exactly the same: extremely high pressure (for no reason), 10oz, shitty paint, but a dollar.
Yeah thats what i figured i guess ill have to browse around, just wondering if anyone had any preferences
i like does little cans for tagging around there not that great but perfect cause there pocket sized
i think i need to change my name now my mom saw one of my papers...
i thougt money
but im thinkin duem(old name from a long time ago) or nuem
yo ian, if you have a Freds near you, their dollar paint is fucking dope. specifically the Red, Grey, and Blue. the flat black, and white, i always release some pressure, but after you do they cover like a champ. my suggestion is to go to yard sales, estate sales, hardware warehouse close outs, discount racks of art stores, home depot, lowes. you can get some nice paint at yard sales for pennies on the dollar. might even be able to find a few older cans to send my way haha. also, the silver and gold i use are both dollar cans, they are dutch boy "fresh look", and are both really nice. if you are trying to get some colors that everyone else doesnt have, you should start mixing your dollar cans. thats what i do if i dont have a pink, mint green, light blue, or whatever. just get some "extinguisher" caps off of a couple of carb and choke cleaner cans, and GET THE RED HOSE that is taped on the side. put one can (you want it to be 1/4-1/2 way full) in the freezer, and let the other one hang out outside for 30 minutes. then put both the caps on the cans, and connect them with the hose. push the warm cans cap first, then the cold ones, and youll hear it filling up. i do this alot with my tall cans, i prefer using them, and usually put all my scraps of a certain color in them. it also makes them low pressure, so you can practice details if you want without having to worry about drips and shit.
sorry for the rant, i doubt i even answered your qustion, im baked.
^yo you should make a turtorial with pics and post it.
But yeah transfering a bunch of shit paint into a 600 ml can is choice if you have the time, but if you dont, just softly release pressure from the shitty paint for better results. If you got shit paint don't try to piece with it unless you have mad bars, just use em for can control. Throwies don't have to have solid fills, and if you got fats you can still make a grimey non solid fill look dope if you fill it clean.
i use shit paint for my throws and peices
so its not the paint but the one who is painting
hence why i said "unless you have mad bars" ........lol wtf you even talking bout tho?
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