That came out fantastic- I in the beginning started off bouncing back and forth between several videos (one i bought) to figure out the best way in doing this mask ans in the end I just all suggestions done from various videos. Think the hard one for me was reapplying the front hairline because the bits did NOT want to cooperate or stay in place and it just got out of place. Otherwise the paint appliances with the fleshtone and appliance white worked well. Few extra things i did although not really needed wa giving with a few light dry brushed and washes here and there and trimmed the neckline a half an inch.
Definitely looks better i got the same mask tried my own refinements it looks better but the big issue i have is they made a mold based on Nick Castles stretch. Should of just tried to recreate the William Shatner Don post mask instead. And let our melons decide how it looks.
Tips I’d like to give First good rehall!!! Second: the camera your using took me out of the video due to the noise it makes when you switch hands or tap it with your hands. I recommend trying to use a tripod or a selfie stick All in all wonderful rehall and good video!
Not much different than a stock copy.. The white has to be sprayed from above aimed downward so to the leave indented areas flesh like the actual movie mask had. Makes those features pop.
great job although next time with the fleshcolor it needs to be darker and a bit more red also make the creaves where the eye meets the mask in a way a bit darker overall incredible job
You make it look so easy lol. But for real tho, it looks so good. DeanKnight333 Quality right here. I'm thinking of retailing my Tots H1. But I am scared the paint will chip away lol. Did you cover the mask with liquid latex after the spraypaint?...would that even help?. Thanks and you earned a sub!🎃🔪
Hey Jake, your mask looks fantastic brother! Keep up the great work. If you don't want to go the latex route Createx has an adhesion promoter specifically for latex masks it's part of their Bloodline paints. You apply the promoter first, allow to fully dry and you can then add your acrylics. Once your base layer is down add another light coat of promoter let dry and do light mist coats of the spray paint. This will keep it from cracking. Happy painting man!
Hey I saw your goosebumps haunted mask replica on your old video was wondering if you still have it if you do I would so buy it thanks. It is your book cover replica
If I remember right it was either fabric glue or super glue. For how often I wear it and travel with it, the paint is still holding up very well! If I used some latex or put a protective coat over it, probably would be in better shape
I also did my own overhaul. I was very impressed with the work I did with no experience.
Nice work. great video.
Damn it turned it out really pretty great!! It's so amazing!!
Turned out great 👍
Thank you! Awesome to hear coming from you, I’m a fan of yours 🤘🏻🎃🔪 I got new Big Mac coveralls as well so it’s looking just how I want it.
@@JakeWatford Ah thanks Jake! 🤜🤛
“Hello Walter” 😂😂😂
That came out fantastic- I in the beginning started off bouncing back and forth between several videos (one i bought) to figure out the best way in doing this mask ans in the end I just all suggestions done from various videos.
Think the hard one for me was reapplying the front hairline because the bits did NOT want to cooperate or stay in place and it just got out of place. Otherwise the paint appliances with the fleshtone and appliance white worked well. Few extra things i did although not really needed wa giving with a few light dry brushed and washes here and there and trimmed the neckline a half an inch.
Great rehaul man👍🏼 you nailed the hairline. I cringed when I saw the stock hairline on mine glad I’m getting it rehauled lol
I'm to use spray paint with mine. Want to keep it faithful to how they modified the original
Definitely looks better i got the same mask tried my own refinements it looks better but the big issue i have is they made a mold based on Nick Castles stretch. Should of just tried to recreate the William Shatner Don post mask instead. And let our melons decide how it looks.
I didn't think they could do that technically without paying Shatner.
But yet Cemetary Gate Productions and NAG and others can?
Looks great!!
Looks great!
Wow that turned out good
Im doing one myself, Great job
How did it turn out?
Looks great man! I still have a lot of work to do to mine. Sidenote: You legitimately sound like Randall from Clerks 😂
Lmao 😂
Looks good
Tips I’d like to give
First good rehall!!!
Second: the camera your using took me out of the video due to the noise it makes when you switch hands or tap it with your hands. I recommend trying to use a tripod or a selfie stick
All in all wonderful rehall and good video!
It’s appliance white krylon for sure but nice job
Not much different than a stock copy.. The white has to be sprayed from above aimed downward so to the leave indented areas flesh like the actual movie mask had. Makes those features pop.
did you mix anything with the acrylic paint? No latex mix?
I don’t think he did that so that was kinda dumb :P
how is the paint holding up any cracking or peeling? i used spraypaint on one of my rehauls and its cracking a bit a day after i finished
great job although next time with the fleshcolor it needs to be darker and a bit more red also make the creaves where the eye meets the mask in a way a bit darker overall incredible job
Mine came and mine is so fucking glossy, i love it but this is gonna help me rehaul mine once I get the materials..
Should I wipe if with lacquer thinner first?
Did you mix the acrylic paint with latex?
would that be better to do than just acrylic paint?
@@mikemyers2002 only acrylic paint crack on a latex mask because its flexable
Do you have to seal in the paint used for weathering or just leave it?
mrsemifixit As an amateur, I just left it. I imagine an expert would take some extra steps ie. seal or liquid latex
That actually looks hellllla dope
Can you do mine? Lol
You make it look so easy lol. But for real tho, it looks so good. DeanKnight333 Quality right here. I'm thinking of retailing my Tots H1. But I am scared the paint will chip away lol. Did you cover the mask with liquid latex after the spraypaint?...would that even help?. Thanks and you earned a sub!🎃🔪
I did not use liquid latex for this process even though it probably would’ve been helpful!
@@JakeWatford Ah, I never used it I only heard of it in videos on here lol. But when I start my rehaul I will try the Liquid Latex thing..
Hey Jake, your mask looks fantastic brother! Keep up the great work. If you don't want to go the latex route Createx has an adhesion promoter specifically for latex masks it's part of their Bloodline paints. You apply the promoter first, allow to fully dry and you can then add your acrylics. Once your base layer is down add another light coat of promoter let dry and do light mist coats of the spray paint. This will keep it from cracking. Happy painting man!
Oh walter
Hey I saw your goosebumps haunted mask replica on your old video was wondering if you still have it if you do I would so buy it thanks. It is your book cover replica
What type of coveralls were you wearing in this video
How did you patch up the bald spots?
What glue did you use for the hair? And does the paint crack over time?
If I remember right it was either fabric glue or super glue. For how often I wear it and travel with it, the paint is still holding up very well! If I used some latex or put a protective coat over it, probably would be in better shape
Idk why the hair on mine is so long in the back
I just cut it off
@@madflynn4856 did you cut it off or rip it off?
@@DGhost-ki6fd For me I cut it off but you can probably rip it off.
@@madflynn4856 I put hairspray if I want it to stay in place right?
@@DGhost-ki6fd I think
Nice vid man! Btw, has anyone ever told you that you sorta sound like comic book guy from the simpsons?
With a touch a Jack Nicholson
what was the point of the flesh tone base coat? Awesome tutorial!
The original mask was a William Shatner Star Trek mask that was spray painted white. I wanted to try and recreate that look/color as best as I could!
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I have ONE question: Is that your f*cking backyard???
Front yard, actually!
@@JakeWatford Jesus Christ! Nice rehaul, btw! looks great