16:54 That was the final confirmation. As someone with ADHD I could tell you 100% had it. I had an inclination early in the video with how in depth you were with your explanations. All the tiny little details you mentioned. Very good tutorial, I appreciate each and every one of the little details you shared. Great job, Wesley.
Nice video. Just started tipping my toe in doing it myself, and had one not come out great. I think it hit the bottom of my plate which ruined it. It was good to know information! Can you do more? I know I’m late to the game with the video.
Good work Wes, I like your content. I just played Arlington in Tennessee. You did a video there. You made that course look so easy, while it’s not. Also good work on the dying the Compass. It came out great.
I just want to dye my own disc but how may discs can one can of shaving cream cover ? I was thinking maybe I could lift a disc and put a new one down and get a similar dye. But if you only do fresh runs how much shave foam is there vs second dye's or even third dye's? I'ma mass produce!!! lol just cheap and broke.
I’ve used a dropper to drop acetone based fishing lure dyes onto a flat bed of cream and swirled it around with a toothpick. It works just fine. I have never tried it on a mound tho.
Plastic allows moisture thru it over time. This is probably why you see clumps. Metallic lined bags and glass dont. Store them in glass jars. W/o anti-clumping and anti-static agends, youd have a brick that poofs the loose stuff at you each time you opened the bag. Nitrile gloves by the box are a good/cheap thing to have around. Playing with powders seems to be a skill from the 70's but is quickly becoming a lost art....Focus Danielson, focus! Thanks for another vid
It’s permanent but after a couple of years, depending on how much time it has been in the sun, it will start fading. If left in an open field face up in direct sunlight it can fade in a few months.
Ooooh yeah like for the mound. Now I NEED one. I didn’t know that the lazy Susan was something you could put on the counter. I’ve only ever seen it called that if it was in the corner cabinet. Nice. I learned something today.
16:54 That was the final confirmation. As someone with ADHD I could tell you 100% had it. I had an inclination early in the video with how in depth you were with your explanations. All the tiny little details you mentioned. Very good tutorial, I appreciate each and every one of the little details you shared. Great job, Wesley.
Sweet prs acoustic! We sell them at our store and I love them!
Man that voice you got.
Lol Donald Glovee or Jamie Foxx, a man of many talents.
Disc Golf, Dyeing, Shinedown. I just found this channel and I already love it.
Love the Qtip application! I’ve never seen that before - thanks for the advice!
Thanks for the video. I will use this method for my very first try at dying a disc.
Very nice result. Thanks for putting this together.
Sweet!
Nice!
Nice video. Just started tipping my toe in doing it myself, and had one not come out great. I think it hit the bottom of my plate which ruined it. It was good to know information! Can you do more? I know I’m late to the game with the video.
Good work Wes, I like your content. I just played Arlington in Tennessee. You did a video there. You made that course look so easy, while it’s not. Also good work on the dying the Compass. It came out great.
Thank you!
Never seen a mound of shaving cream done before. I'm going to have to try it.
Yeah I like it got longer streaks and lines
This video was AWESOME!
Any tips on which plastics take the dye better or worse? I got a Champion Eagle in mind
If you want to do champ try to make the mound bigger so the disc has more time on the dye before it bottoms out in the shaving cream
@@WesleyDoes_ Thanks! Good to know that plastic needs some more time on the dye
I just want to dye my own disc but how may discs can one can of shaving cream cover ? I was thinking maybe I could lift a disc and put a new one down and get a similar dye. But if you only do fresh runs how much shave foam is there vs second dye's or even third dye's? I'ma mass produce!!! lol just cheap and broke.
The shaving cream mounds are pretty much 1 and done. I can do 3 mounds with a cheap dollar can from Walmart.
@@WesleyDoes_ thanks so much for replying. I like the shaving method more but knowing uses per can helps a lot.
Have you ever used liquid dye? Would it work with this shaving cream method?
I’ve used a dropper to drop acetone based fishing lure dyes onto a flat bed of cream and swirled it around with a toothpick. It works just fine. I have never tried it on a mound tho.
Plastic allows moisture thru it over time. This is probably why you see clumps. Metallic lined bags and glass dont. Store them in glass jars. W/o anti-clumping and anti-static agends, youd have a brick that poofs the loose stuff at you each time you opened the bag. Nitrile gloves by the box are a good/cheap thing to have around. Playing with powders seems to be a skill from the 70's but is quickly becoming a lost art....Focus Danielson, focus! Thanks for another vid
Great tutorial, 😁 How long does it take on average for the bedding to drop? 🤓✌️
With no water and some thick shaving cream takes 6-8hours if you don’t push it down and don’t add weight.
Okay cool. That I you again! 😁👍
How long did you let it set? Plan to test this method out soon. Is there an avg time or just til it sinks all the way on its own?
Usually I leave it overnight 8-10 hours
@@WesleyDoes_ Thanks! You are the man.. thanks for responding brother!
hey do you clear coat the disc after or anything or do you just leave it as is?
Leave it as is. FYI if you coat a disc in anything that doesn’t rinse away it becomes illegal in PDGA events.
@@WesleyDoes_ really ok didn't know that, I ordered some dye and stuff to give it a go thanks for the help 👍
Awesome! Just enjoy it and don’t set your expectations too high. I find I like my own dyes a lot more if I don’t have any expectations. Lol
Is the dye permanent? If not how long does it last?
It’s permanent but after a couple of years, depending on how much time it has been in the sun, it will start fading. If left in an open field face up in direct sunlight it can fade in a few months.
Watched the video, now im on my way to a store to buy shaving cream.
Be careful. You’ll be addicted to dyes in no time
Ya should have keptsinging
If you ever see one at a Thrift store or yard sale grab a lazy Susan
For what
@@WesleyDoes_ it makes the spinning part easier. You.dont need one, but they are like 2$
Ooooh yeah like for the mound. Now I NEED one. I didn’t know that the lazy Susan was something you could put on the counter. I’ve only ever seen it called that if it was in the corner cabinet. Nice. I learned something today.