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    Getting ready for Halloween. Carved from 1 1/2" pink foam insulation, sealed, and painted with rattle can paint that looks like stone. I think it turned out pretty well. Now it looks like I need to make a few more, because everyone who sees it wants one.

    Pattern I got here on the forum. I think it's from Ken. Thanks!
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    Nice job great idea for the season.
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    Nice work and painting.
    Using Designer 1.187, STL importer, Center line, conforming vectors, scanning probe/PE, and the ROCK chuck.

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    Great job. I've got to make a few, myself. Capt Barry

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    Great job.
    Happy Carving

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    Cool Idea.
    What do you seal the foam with so the paint does not eat he pink foam?
    I tried that once and the paint ate the foam

    thanks

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    I used Latex Paints on mine and let the grand kids add the texturing and details,
    they used acrylic paint and markers over the latex last year,
    a little messy -- but no problems and lots of fun.
    Ken


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    Quote Originally Posted by dvel56 View Post
    Cool Idea.
    What do you seal the foam with so the paint does not eat he pink foam?
    I tried that once and the paint ate the foam
    thanks
    You can use a polyurethane on it first and the paint wont eat the foam. However, I found that having the paint eat some of the foam gives it a cool old/weathered look.

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