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Jason Shirts - D-bach - 01-24-2006
i need to shirt my JGTH, my JTM and JL masks. what color shirts? im color blind and what brand is best or accurate? also what do i use to slime up the JTM shirt? please help me thanks. i cantt help being a little color blind sorry
Jason Shirts - VF31 - 01-24-2006
jgth, get a blue work shirt and weather it up a bit...
and for jtm....black works the best imo...even though he never really had a black shirt...
for the wetness i know u can buy something call perma-wet, theresanother way to get the effect to but im not sure
Jason Shirts - D-bach - 01-24-2006
thanks man. i never thought about a black shirt. weathering how? run through the drier and iron till its worn out or what?
Jason Shirts - Hauntmaster9 - 01-24-2006
I heard some good things about using clear silicone caulking on shirts.
Jason Shirts - SPAZ - 01-24-2006
yep
JL= Spruce Green long sleeved button up work shirt, tan work pants(weathered up real good)
JTM= Like Steve said Black long sleeved button up work shirt, and Black pants
JGTH= Blue Long sleeved button up work shirt, Blue work pants
shirt tucked in with belt
Jason Shirts - D-bach - 01-24-2006
thanks guys, silicone chaulking never thought about that, green for JL shirt, man i am color blind that shirt looked blue to me. weathering,cut holes, maybe sand paper?
Jason Shirts - VF31 - 01-24-2006
smear and sponge some paint on the clothes too, like browns and blacks...around the holes and random spots...
Jason Shirts - D-bach - 01-24-2006
sounds good guys, thanks for the help. i suppose k mart or walmart would have the cheepest shirts. thanks again sorry about the laim question, the shirts all just look garyesh blue to me with my bad color seeing eyes.
Jason Shirts - Homicidal#9 - 01-24-2006
whenever i weather my shirts for my displays...i pull out the trusty dremmel and go to town on all the seams and edges to give them that nice frayed/worn look...works like a charm....and the clear silicone does work...but its a pain in the ass to do...
Tommy
Jason Shirts - Homicidal#9 - 01-24-2006
and screw the kmart/walmart shopping...hit up all your local goodwills and salvation army stores...you can usually get the works shirts there for 1 to 2 bucks a piece....that is where i got all mine from
Tommy