Re: [VFB] Fabric paint?

[Tony Spezio]

There must be at least ten or more types of Tulip paint. All have 
different characteristics. Puff paint is different than Slick as  the 
others are to Slick paint. I have been using the Slick paint 13 years 
for eyes. The first came from my wife's craft stuff, then she made me 
buy my own. I have thinned the Slick many times with water but water 
will not thin all the different types. As you mention below, there are a 
lot of different uses for the different types.
One thing about a "Flytyer" if it is available, we can find a use for it 
from dryer lint to discarded candy wrappers.
LOL
Tony

Jack Lehman wrote:
I remember seeing, somewhere, some instructions for using tulip paint 
much as you would latex.  You would dribble it onto paper plates in 
the shape of legs and stuff.  Let it dry and peel it off.  Try a 
google search of tulip paint and fly or some such.

Jack
Austin
Desert Eagle wrote:
Morning folks,
   A friend of mine gave me some tubes of Fabric Paint, "Tulip Slick" in
particular. They thought that I could possible use it in my fly 
tying. Is
anyone familiar with this product? Can it be thinned? Some of them 
seamed to
have "stiffened" up a bit and need to be thinned and mixed again. Not 
sure
if they are salvageable yet or not. Also have one tube of copper colored
glitter. There are 12 colors so it has possibility, just not sure 
what yet.
Any suggestions?
Jimi


 


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