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Newschoolers handycrafts+hobbies thread: painting your goggles?
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So yeah....i got some a-frames which i dont use and i thought it would be rather snazzy to change their colourway to a more upscale version...im feeling rasta ala electric or maybe something else. Has anyone done this? Got any advice?
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you could always go for the shit stain look, i hear thats gonna be baller this season
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i did the thing where some kid cut a sticker up and stuck it on. I did the same thing but I used a bunch of the same stickers.
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d-loc is never extremely helpful
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spray paint? i am thinking about spray painting mine. ill let you know if it works out if i do it
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sell those, buy 10 dollar goggles and put car tint on the lenses, and use the rest of the money to ski
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use little stencils to make intricate patterns. that would be cool.
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ok good.
hell just go to the little stencil store and pick up some with cool designs.
dick.
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you can make your own stencils retard
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and its not terribly difficult
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yea i know i made one for my art class
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Paint them a color(s) that make them glowy. I saw some guys with orange goggles that were really glowy and I thought that was pretty nifty.
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I used some blue and black sharpie and made a camo style pattern on my old a frames, looks real ratty now though after a season its all faded and worn off in parts.
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I just draw cool designs on my skis. Some neat pictures do happen.
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I spray painted some old smiths I found under my bed with a mist of silver, with pin, yellow and white. I think they cam out pretty pimp.
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ive heard some ppl use that model paint stuff... the glossy kind
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fucking idiot.
you ever made little stencils?
like, a design small enough to fit on a GOGGLE FRAME? and then it has to wrpa and still keep the paint off.
so good luck making a cool design and then cutting it out and getting good clean lines.
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you could just buy new googles
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wow you need to think outside of the box, broseph. all you need to do is cut out a little design, either tape off or remove the lenses, and then go to town with some spray paint. repeat it as many times as you would like. no one said you had to make a stencil that would wrap around the entire goggle. dick.
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you could always pop the lense outta your goggles if your afraid of getting paint on them....idiot
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one suggestion, u mite wanna remove the lense b4 u start. But anyways i saw some people cut up stickers and put it on their goggles and it looked pretty sick. I was thinking about doing that this year as well.
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^yes i was thinking of that too. But does anyone actually have experience of painting their goggles? Would you recommend spray-paint or like a model paint? And would you sand down the finish on the goggles first? Cheers.
Rock on Newschoolers Handycrafts!
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if you do the spray paint you need the kind that is mad efor plastic.
and you should go for camo, not he kind that tey already sell, but the camo the the army uses. and use masking tape.
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no....i am not retarded.. i meant to say the stencil had to be stocky enough to keep paint from going under the edges.
i mean, polka dots would work i guess.
or something...
but goggle frames are so small to work with... and the stencil has to match the countour of the fram otherwise it will not mkae the design you want.
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it works, when i did it to my old a frames, if i get a pic any time soon ill post it
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the best to use is paint pen... theyre filled with oil paint or acrylic... its jsut easier to use em on a goggle cuz theyre so accurate... OKAY?!?
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yeah paint pens do drip so it would be fine
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i say u just spraypaint.. waaayyyyy easier
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