3D Scan Anything Using This CHEAP Tool!

In this video, I will be showing you how you can use a common store item to level up your 3D scanning game for cheap.
0:00 - Montage
0:23 - Intro
0:42 - Main Segment
2:12 - Outro

[@simonhermann3301]

Chalkspray is also a great alternative. It is also better to use two colors. first apply a thin coat of a dark color like black, then very lightly apply a light color like white, but dont fully coat it, it has to be speckled all over the surface.

[@TommyHoughton]

That’s great to know, thanks!

[@sierraecho884]

Anything adding structure works. Paints, mud, flower whatever you want to use for a certain application. You can use water colors and fling it with and old toothbrush.

[@my50bike]

Great tip - Thanks f0r the video

[@huearaman8860]

Cheers will save from this tip.

[@brightlights616]

Hi awesome video! Jus wondering how easy is dry shampoo to clean off such as plastics and metals? Thanks!

[@TommyHoughton]

Super easy, you can just rub it off with a little towel and a bit of water completely removes it too.

[@fionahoughton241]

That's interesting that you can use something like the dry shampoo like that. What about an ordinary can of spray paint? Another great video Tommy, thank you! 😀

[@TommyHoughton]

Thanks Fiona. Spray pant works well, especially matte gray, I used a spray painted model in a previous video to achieve great results. But it is unfortunately permanent which may be undesirable on certain items.

[@fionahoughton241]

@@TommyHoughton Lol, yeah depending on the model you're using, you might want to be able to wash the paint/shampoo off

[@new2diving]

Hi, may I know if there are different kinds of dry shampoo ? do all of them deposite a layer of white powder on the object as shown in the video ?

[@TommyHoughton]

Not all of them. I used one that specifically did not have a “no white residue” label. Some leave residue and some don’t, the only way to tell is if a label indicates it.

[@BrickBazooka]

Will dryshampoo or footpowderspray hurts the paintcoating from figures / are hard to remove after scanning?

[@TommyHoughton]

Dry shampoo shouldn’t affect any of the coatings on the model, using a toothbrush and a bit of water should be able to easily remove any left over powder. I’d recommend testing this technique on a piece that isn’t too important to make sure it has the desired effect/process.

[@winterwolf4127]

Hey am doing this for hobby and am just curious what exact brand of hair spray is that or what you look for on the can

[@TommyHoughton]

I used Batiste dry shampoo, make sure to avoid any cans that advertise “no white residue” or similar, as the residue is what we want.

[@henrymiller4989]

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