Start with Red and then keep adding white until you get the desired pink.

[QUOTE=Flagjacket]Hey, just making sure, spray paint won't rub off of studs right away will it?[/QUOTE]

I went and asked my dad about this, because he has dealed with the metal paints the most. He said sinc ethe studs are chrome, it would take about 4 different layers of different stuff in order for it to stay without rubbing off.

very true...

I think i'm gonna stick to just patches since studs and writing stuff might look stupid

Aw crap, I'll just put them in my wristband then. I'll have to buy painted studs next time.

What kind of jacket is it? Painting only looks really good on leather, but some patches just look funny. Don't paint on denim. And if its an army jacket (which is what mine is) some paint looks good, but not a lot, and patches and studs in the right places and amounts looks good.

What kind of jacket is it? Painting only looks really good on leather, but some patches just look funny. Don't paint on denim. And if its an army jacket (which is what mine is) some paint looks good, but not a lot, and patches and studs in the right places and amounts looks good.

Aw crap, I'll just put them in my wristband then. I'll have to buy painted studs next time.

[QUOTE=Brain Squirmin' Like a Toad]Start with Red and then keep adding white until you get the desired pink.[/QUOTE]

Well how i got pink was i added small amounts of red to white until i got the right colour, of course i was painting a picture :upset:

[QUOTE=Biscuit_box]Well how i got pink was i added small amounts of red to white until i got the right colour, of course i was painting a picture :upset:[/QUOTE]

That probably works too.

[QUOTE=Biscuit_box]Well how i got pink was i added small amounts of red to white until i got the right colour, of course i was painting a picture :upset:[/QUOTE]
yeah that's sounds right. I could make the pink light or dark depending on how much red i added in. Thanx

making pinks elemantary **** people think about it for a second pink = light light red i wonder what you add to makes something a lighter color?

I'm not punk enough to have a jacket covered in patches :upset:

[QUOTE=TheNowhereman42]I'm not punk enough to have a jacket covered in patches :upset:[/QUOTE]
I'm not punk at all and I have a jacket with patches on it. :\

poser

I think a patch of my avatar would be quite cool, and easy to make a stencil of it.

[QUOTE=TheNowhereman42]poser[/QUOTE]
Nah, just someone who likes to make patches for the bands I listen to.

[QUOTE=Brain Squirmin' Like a Toad]I think a patch of my avatar would be quite cool, and easy to make a stencil of it.[/QUOTE]
That could definitely be done. I think you should try it.

/steal idea

I did it, and laminted it with backing tape... it will probably not last very long though.

[QUOTE=invrtedflag]making pinks elemantary **** people think about it for a second pink = light light red i wonder what you add to makes something a lighter color?[/QUOTE]
Don't be such a d[SIZE=2]i[/SIZE]ck, d[SIZE=2]i[/SIZE]ck.

not trying to be a dick

I'm doing a big Crass - style piece for my art GCSE. I'll post a pic on wednesday if i can.

Actually, i need some examples of the crass - style border, yknow with all the political slogans round it. any pics? prefereably bands other than crass.

I would check the Crass label site.

you mean southern? couldnt find anything not crass on there.

check the record label site or if you have an album they might have pictures and stuff to cut out of the booklet thing

alright guys.... i bought a leather jacket and am about to sow a misfits back patch onto it, when my father said that it would be best to use a type of patch glue that we have. Commen sence tells me to sow, but i dont want to screw it up, and he knows much more about this than me, so will sowing damage the jacket or will it not?

thanks

You really suck at spelling.

If your not taking it off it shouldn't matter.

Well, glue would ruin it too, any thing you put on this jacket you wont want to take off. Sewing would make holes in the jacket and glue would leave yucky dried up glue. if its not commimg off id suggest using both.
Really are you going to want a misfits patch maybe 3 years from now?

Leave the jacket how it is,thats my opinion. But, if you put something on it, put an original patch. What I mean by this is make your own design with fabric or Sharpie markers. Thats what im doing. My denim jacket that I used to have was just plain with guitar company patches, it was cool.:cool:Then my growth spurt happened :upset: