Metallic armor

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Metallic armor

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I read on the forum a while ago about using some material to make armor and helms metallic by first spray painting them black and then applying the material. There's one problem- I can't find that post again to see what material to use. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

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Rub-n-buff has to be what you are wanting. Two Tonic Knight does an awesome job with these. Another thing used is a product called Pearl Ex Pigments that Lamanda talks about in this thread. Good luck with what ever you find and use.
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GeneBlade wrote:Do you mean this? http://www.minifigcustoms.com/node/5398
Rub-n-buff has to be what you are wanting.
Yes, that's it. Thanks to both of you!

Another thing used is a product called Pearl Ex Pigments that Lamanda talks about in this thread.
Thanks, I'll have to try that one. I'd never heard of it before.

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Quickblade22 wrote:Rub-n-buff has to be what you are wanting. Two Tonic Knight does an awesome job with these. Another thing used is a product called Pearl Ex Pigments that Lamanda talks about in this thread. Good luck with what ever you find and use.
Thanks for posting the link QB22! My knowledge of minifig customization has grown extensively because of this!
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