Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
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Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
Been using this tape on my current job and it's superb, usually would use Tesa pink.
At half the price I'm chuffed.
At half the price I'm chuffed.
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Re: Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
Pffft I have learned to cut in just by hand. Perfect lines when I have not got my spectacles [which rhyme with _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ] on. Plenty of practice for dry cutting-in in the bathroom with new brushes helps a lot. Tip of the day, you must always try new brushes against your lips first.
PS. Them two left us alone to
PS. Them two left us alone to
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Re: Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
It's some next level stuff mate
I look at it like a precision tool that produces another level of finish.
Happy with my cutting in but I'm not as good as "Fossa fine line"
TRYING TO DRUM UP SOME CHAT AS ITS ALL GOING A BIT HUMPH
I look at it like a precision tool that produces another level of finish.
Happy with my cutting in but I'm not as good as "Fossa fine line"
TRYING TO DRUM UP SOME CHAT AS ITS ALL GOING A BIT HUMPH
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Re: Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
Which is why I started chatted about dry cutting-in in the bathroom to practice with new brushesDesmondo15 wrote:TRYING TO DRUM UP SOME CHAT AS ITS ALL GOING A BIT HUMPH
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Re: Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
Yes well played.
What's your favourite chin teasing brush and how much pressure do you recommend?...
I've always fancied my cats tail as a dust brush.
What's your favourite chin teasing brush and how much pressure do you recommend?...
I've always fancied my cats tail as a dust brush.
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Re: Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
I don't think the mother or her son would like me to use their tails as dust brushes. And both (the mother certainly) has a shorter tail due to some genetic defect. They much prefer to stick their hair on me which then I put on everything I pass by.Desmondo15 wrote:Yes well played.
What's your favourite chin teasing brush and how much pressure do you recommend?...
I've always fancied my cats tail as a dust brush.
On brushes, chin does not work for me as I got a beard, that is why I go for the lips. Oval Picassos had a nice contrast with my complexion, and lots of hair (bristles) to match my head. Good on paint too (the one time I used one in anger). Wooster silvertips (I remember silvertip not sure if they were wooster) were nice on the lips but too soft for my liking in paint. They would only be good for people who add some paint in their water (TM Dynamod's grandad).
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Re: Fossa low tack fie line masking tape
As an afterthought, maybe we should go in this thread and have a collective head scratching. My chemistry knowledge sucks but I could look at photos, esp. close ups.