WeededWade
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Posted 01/18/12 at 10:41 AM
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can you say tangerine dream? some OJ III's I did, kinda cool to start out with something white, open canvas so to speak
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NoShit
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Posted 01/18/12 at 11:26 AM
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Those have the 70's written all over them. Did you vary the soak time or the solution to get that many shades?
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ZombieChristoph
Registered: 10/17/09
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Posted 01/18/12 at 11:34 AM
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Nice ones Weeded One. This is my first attempt...
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WeededWade
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Posted 01/18/12 at 11:40 AM
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yeah I started out with scarlett/red and did varying amounts and timed them all, doing 2 at a time, then changed to the orange and did a couple more, flipped them and did the outer edge and then dipped the whole wheel after that, all exactly measured and all timed, unlike the last wheels I did, these were white also so they would show almost any error or variation, agitated the dishes too to give them a little bit less of that straight line look
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NoShit
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Posted 01/18/12 at 11:50 AM
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Got It. Interesting how the top layer of each soak is a bit darker, or does it just look that way?
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70sSkater
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Posted 01/18/12 at 11:55 AM
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Nice job WW and ZC.
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Grandpaskates
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Posted 01/18/12 at 11:57 AM
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Those look nice! Good job!
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ZombieChristoph
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Posted 01/18/12 at 12:00 PM
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I am thinking about doing that Wade. But I am gonna put the wheel in the dye "can" then poke a small hole in the bottom of the can, and let the dye run out into a catch basin, so as it runs out, the part of the wheel that was in the longest is the darkest. Making it a smooth gradient (in theory). I'll post my results once I try it.
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WeededWade
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Posted 01/18/12 at 01:19 PM
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Quote: I am thinking about doing that Wade. But I am gonna put the wheel in the dye "can" then poke a small hole in the bottom of the can, and let the dye run out into a catch basin, so as it runs out, the part of the wheel that was in the longest is the darkest. Making it a smooth gradient (in theory). I'll post my results once I try it.
now your overthinking it...... I love it!  yeah dude I would try some more shit but I'm working out of the corner of my kitchen, about 2' x 2', making a small mess no doubt, I'm currently at three different colors of dye with multiple containers of each, moving in 6 months so hopefully I'll find something with some more space to get crazy, its all ready getting messy but this place is old and fucked so I don't care, I have a spray bottle of bleach on standbye now....... thank you liquidskyzz for the initial motivation and glad the bros like it, it ain't fucking NOS Sims conicals but then again what is 
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Palydaxjones
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Posted 01/18/12 at 01:37 PM
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WEED and ZOMBIE outstanding work...
Sets look fabulous!
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liquidskyzz
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Posted 01/18/12 at 03:34 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by ZombieChristophI am thinking about doing that Wade. But I am gonna put the wheel in the dye "can" then poke a small hole in the bottom of the can, and let the dye run out into a catch basin, so as it runs out, the part of the wheel that was in the longest is the darkest. Making it a smooth gradient (in theory). I'll post my results once I try it.
W T F ?
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hapa07
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Posted 01/18/12 at 03:45 PM
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All i have to say is you guys are fucking RAD!
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ZombieChristoph
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liquidskyzz
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Posted 01/18/12 at 04:06 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by ZombieChristophI also have a small battery powered electric motor. I can create a pulley system with an erector set and a piece of thread, that would slowly pull the wheels out of the dye.  
THATS MORE LIKE IT !
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70sSkater
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Posted 01/18/12 at 04:16 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by WeededWadeQuote: I am thinking about doing that Wade. But I am gonna put the wheel in the dye "can" then poke a small hole in the bottom of the can, and let the dye run out into a catch basin, so as it runs out, the part of the wheel that was in the longest is the darkest. Making it a smooth gradient (in theory). I'll post my results once I try it.
now your overthinking it...... I love it! yeah dude I would try some more shit but I'm working out of the corner of my kitchen, about 2' x 2', making a small mess no doubt, I'm currently at three different colors of dye with multiple containers of each, moving in 6 months so hopefully I'll find something with some more space to get crazy, its all ready getting messy but this place is old and fucked so I don't care, I have a spray bottle of bleach on standbye now....... thank you liquidskyzz for the initial motivation and glad the bros like it, it ain't fucking NOS Sims conicals but then again what is
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