Deadpool Suit

[elar]

Hi, I want build my most favourite Merc with mouth. And I find this suit

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mc0229-R...2129?pt=US_Action_Figures&hash=item337c8ff871

And I want add somehow black addition, but don't know how. Only have few ideas:
1) Paint - with what, how (I want it really sharp), how to made it really black and not only red-black
2) Glue black elastic fabric on it, but which glue will be best? I still want it elastic and I really don't want concentrate places with hard glue...
3) sew it to it - which I know how, but it is hardest way for me!

Or do you better opinion?

And I really don't want to hear to contact Tony I know his suits are the best, but I want make it by myself and little more cheaper.

Thank you for any opinions.

 

[robbiethepainter]

You can mask it off and airbrush it using createx air brush paint. Youll get good lines and the black they sell is really good at covering.

 

[elar]

Thank you for your advice Robbie. But I don't have airbrush. Do you have any advice for spray colour? For example from Tamiya? https://www.tamiya.com/english/products/list/spray.htm

 

[robbiethepainter]

Sorry mate. Can't speak for any of those. I know createx because I have used it. I would get one and a scrap of fabric and give it a test.

 

[mojo customz]

here there is a member name Tony that have these made already---
https://sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105924

 

[spyder]

You can use a fabric pen in the color black. Thats what I did on my Deadpool. It's like one of these:
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/Fine-Permanent-Fabric-Marking-Black/dp/B000YQIXC2[/ame]

 

[Eterniandreams]

Buy iron on paper for a dark blackground.
Print the pattern in black on it. Print it, cut it out and iron it on.
It becomes a vinyl like layer:

Sew it together:

Johan

 

[robbiethepainter]

Ooo thats cool.

 

[twik25]

Buy iron on paper for a dark blackground.
Print the pattern in black on it. Print it, cut it out and iron it on.
It becomes a vinyl like layer:

Sew it together:

Johan

Johan,

That looks GREAT! Great template too, smart way of eliminating the shoulder seams! You don't happen to have a PDF of the dims do you?
I have access to a direct to garment printer that I was planning on printing on, but that iron on looks great.

I just thought if it, it would be great if there was a collection of templates for people. I will have to collect all of mine and start a database of them!

 

[elar]

Thanks to all, thanks for all advices!!!

 

[ashkanls]

Tony's suits are the best!