How to make your own 3D scanner spray in your shed

In this video we use a DIY Scanner spray to highlight the cracks in a Black Bear Mud Terrain Tyre and show you the before and after.
Scanned with the Ferret 3D Scanner by Creality we expose the deep tyre cracking in the Guant 2 mud tyre.
Subscribe for the whole video series as we use the Black Bear Guant 2 to test the limits and usability of the Creality Ferret 3D Scanner.
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[@bajeeburs]

I searched 'DIY 3D Scanner Spray' and yours was one of the first to pop up. Great video, just what I needed. Prompt and to the point, well done🤘😎. Will definitely give it a try soon!

[@GetGoodGearTV]

Have you tried it yet?

[@DraftingandCrafting]

I arrived here with a near identical search.

[@erikrummel6277]

Awesome video!!!!! Straight to the point. Love it!

[@Nazrac79]

Good idea,but it doesn't evaporate which is one of the main points of most scanning sprays

[@GetGoodGearTV]

Absolutely,Sefl cleaning sprays are awesome

[@Guardian_Arias]

Thanks for the ratio but is that actual talcum powder or is it the cornstarch version aka Talc-Free, talcum powder.

[@johnchase7667]

Looks like the tire did not have any problem scanning without spray.

[@GetGoodGearTV]

The tyre certainly had enough texture to scan without the spray, The spray did make a difference in the details of the Cracks in the Black Bear Tyres

[@iancampbell1560]

Love it, have you tried it on gloss black paint?

[@GetGoodGearTV]

No I havnt, i think it would depend on how polished the paint is. How did you go?