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Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Farid Badri
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Date: June 13, 2011 09:57AM
Hi Guys,
Im hoping if you could help me out....... Im currently working on a popping rod. Its a two piece, and for the butt/fore grip I have inlaid yellow EVA rings (the rings have been cut from the Mudhole CM12, it is a round EVA grip) which have beed sandwiched between normal black EVA. For the rest of the rod, I have been looking for some thread that is similar in color and shade, and upto now I have been unsuccessful. The threads that I have tried are the following: Pac Bay (Yellow, Light Orange), Prowrap (101, 110, 119), Madeira Polyneon (1883), Madiera Rayon (1068), Gudebrod (Lemon Yellow). All of the stated colors have been way off ie the shades have been either very light or too dark. All mentioned threads have been tested with CP and without. Would any one out there be able to recommend other yellow thread I can try? Or if I am stuck with regards to color, what other can I consider for the butt wrap? for the butt wrap im considering a scale design. Any help provided would be highly appreciated. Regards, Farid Badri Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
john timberlake
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Date: June 13, 2011 12:58PM
don't get stuck with a trying to find a perfect match...if it is close it will be fine..you can always marble or tini the epoxy to get the right color Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Farid Badri
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Date: June 13, 2011 01:27PM
Thanks John for your reply........what does tini refer to?
Regards, Farid Badri Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
john timberlake
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Date: June 13, 2011 04:10PM
i meant to say tint the epoxy Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Greg Weaver
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Date: June 13, 2011 05:22PM
Farid, something else you might try is to wrap the blank first with silver metallic thread and then wrap over that with the yellow. The metallic thread will keep the thread bright when you apply the finish. Maybe some experimentation will give you the shade of yellow you are looking for. Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Gabe Nakash
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Date: June 13, 2011 08:08PM
Mudhole had a spool of gudebrod that was yellow. i bought it. i think it was like 400 yrds or something. there might be more.
try this Lemon Yellow 6778 450 yard spool. size a. $6.05 Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/13/2011 08:11PM by Gabe Nakash. Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Scott Nordlund
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Date: June 13, 2011 09:39PM
Anytime I'm working with either yellow or orange thread, I undercoat with write Testor's paint first. It make a HUGE difference in the final outcome of the color. So much brighter and more even. I'll never go back. Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Farid Badri
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Date: June 15, 2011 01:09PM
Scott,
Which type of Testors paint do you recommend.....the enamel or acrylic? Regards, Farid Badri Re: Yellow...Very difficult colour to work with
Posted by:
Bob Caulkins
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Date: June 16, 2011 09:32AM
After messing around with yellow the first time last night I have to say anyone who is thinking about using yellow should read this thread! I know for a fact I will make plenty of changes the next time, thanks for all the tips. In the mean time it's my rod, and I still think it will do the job I need it to. Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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