I feel lucky in asking today, i've been searching around for a while to find some type of 'gloss' finish to use on top of Dragonskin.
If you seen my previous posts to get glossy silicone paw pads, I have read online they used a type of gloss finish on the top layer as mentioned on their product (for paw pads).
Yes I know with the perfect mold you can get a glossy finish (I am currently ordering shell shock to get my molds looking more shiny and smooth), i'm way too curious and feeling very very experimental with my silicone projects- I need to find out - I want to know if there is such a thing out there. Because I have a feeling it may be since it was mentioned by some paw pad makers. >:/ And yes I am quite determined to find this.... Since i've asked the makers who mentioned this without luck in getting replies at all.
I have found this.... Smooth-On.com's: NOVOCS™ GLOSS Silicone Solvent
However... You need to mix this with paint, according to the website. Thus the result doesn't appear translucent which is what i'm trying to achieve. I wonder if mixing only a tiny amount of paint to it will still work out or if there is something really out there i'm not noticing.
Thank you very very much for all of your help, as always, I am quite amused by learning more with this topic.
If you seen my previous posts to get glossy silicone paw pads, I have read online they used a type of gloss finish on the top layer as mentioned on their product (for paw pads).
Yes I know with the perfect mold you can get a glossy finish (I am currently ordering shell shock to get my molds looking more shiny and smooth), i'm way too curious and feeling very very experimental with my silicone projects- I need to find out - I want to know if there is such a thing out there. Because I have a feeling it may be since it was mentioned by some paw pad makers. >:/ And yes I am quite determined to find this.... Since i've asked the makers who mentioned this without luck in getting replies at all.
I have found this.... Smooth-On.com's: NOVOCS™ GLOSS Silicone Solvent
However... You need to mix this with paint, according to the website. Thus the result doesn't appear translucent which is what i'm trying to achieve. I wonder if mixing only a tiny amount of paint to it will still work out or if there is something really out there i'm not noticing.
Thank you very very much for all of your help, as always, I am quite amused by learning more with this topic.