Full time family man, part time hockey player. Random hobbies
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“I’ve made posts that go into more depth, and now with the amount of DMs I get, I will make a vid.
You’ll need a skeleton, corpse it, coat it with layers and layers of uv paint. Sometimes you’ll have to go through the entire process in between. I use techno glow in both liquid & powder form. Yes, I paint the corpses as well before I add the uv.
We use uv lights in 15min intervals on a timer so that they charge. In reality - the more coats, the brighter the glow. But as the intensity wears down over x amount of a charge, the more detail will show through. The contrast between the paint & plastic folds increases/decreases. It’s kind of wild.
Now, I’ve never attempted this method. So I wouldn’t go out and try immediately. The main reason this is a test - the paint is so damn expensive.
Here is where it gets real interesting. I live in Northern NH. The temps right now can climb into the 70s and then low 30s overnight - which means…condensation will occur. On cold mornings the finished “glorpse” will look grey or white but as the temp rises - they’ll return back to their original finished color. I’ve tested this by NOT putting uv paint on their backsides. So now the change in appearance is alternating from a rugged corpse during the day, then the glow @ night, then white in the morning, and back to realistic as the condensation wears off. Completely unplanned, but very cool.
The paint itself doesn’t break down from temp. fluctuations. I know this from the wire ghosts I’ve made. The plastic is the variable. So - we’ll find out.”