Help me rip up my costume

[🪦 ColdEthyl ●]

I was wondering if anybody had any tips on how to get really good looking holes and tears into my jason suit like in part 7 with the wear and tear look, dirty and all.
And please dont say get an exacto blade cause thats just ugly and cheap lookn.
Any tips?

[🪦 HalloweeN ●]

To get the dirty look, get some black & brown acrylic paint....I recommend adding a little water to it to thin it a little. I used my fingers to smear it and rub it in the clothing. For tears, i make a small cut with sharp scissors and just tear it the rest of the way with my hands.

Jon N.

[🪦 TheChosenOne ●]

I don\'t really know.. I guess you could try an exacto blade..

[🪦 Mask Murderers ●]

The best way that I added holes to our custom was by cutting a little hole then ripping it open, you van cut a long strip then rip it downwards, it is sort of trial & error, if you are a little nervous & don\'t want to ruin your Jacket, try on an old shirt or something. We then airbrush the age onto the jacket & clothing & frey the edges of the rips to give it a better look. You can buy paints that will adhere to clothing that won\'t was off or you can buy a mixture that you add t your paint to make it permanant on clothing. I hope this helps a little. Here is our costume from FVJ sort of the same concept as a part 7 costume.



Bob

[🪦 TheChosenOne ●]

Can\'t wait until I recieve my I.M. Fear mask..

[🪦 JASON 7 ●]

i just used scissors and the old ripping method .

[🪦 TheChosenOne ●]

Wow dude. That\'s one awesome costume! Best Part 7 custome I\'ve ever seen. Where did you get the mask?

Oh yeah, you\'re Dean Jones, right?

[🪦 Jason-V ●]

yeah lucky bastard has the next best thing to the screened used cosutme!!!

[🪦 EverythingJason ●]

The best and most realistic lookin method is hands down the Steak Knife!!!
It might take a little while to make the cuts and to fray the ends a bit, but it will be worth it believe me.
As far as the weathering goes, I recommend a layered paint approach with an acrylic wash in a spray bottle, again, it takes a while but it looks superior and more realistic compared to the just slap the paint on and make it dirty looking method. Hope this helps.

[🪦 Indica x ●]

^^^ the steak knife and hand rip methods work good I also used sand paper to wear the edges and material down without making a hole then just wash it alot to get all the frays