Easy Mirror Like Finish On Your Cosplay Props 

Hallo wayne

Hi, love this video, but I wanted to know what I can use on eva to give it a shine without cracking?

​​​@@scarletmalik7055 long as the eva doesn't bend, the primer & paint won't crack (e.g. a helmet or gem normally won't bend, but shoes or elbow piece may bend during use). Plastidip and rubber primer doesn't crack. If you bent the eva after painting, it'll only leave "wrinkles". And these wrinkles can be smoothed out using heat gun. Don't do it too long or too close tho. If you use any other cheaper primer (e.g. white glue), fixing wrinkles with heat may create paint bubbles on the surface (which can't be wiped off without repainting), so do keep that in mind.

Where can you get it for a spray gun??

when fully harderend it seemed to be just fine

once dried its all good, the paint still looks the same as when i recorded this video and yes its a bit scratch resistant. basicly what 2k clear coat sort of is, is the same as the shiney top coat on your car

@@WaynesWorkshop alright thank you, I'm going to use this for all my cosplays now instead of regular clear coat

i sprayed it on EVA foam, and it does give a nice shine (did it on my bob cosplay) however as it hardens out, it wont give much flex, i dont know the reaction it will give to chrome

Wayne's Workshop thanks for the heads up.

did you try it?

Haven’t but I’m keen on trying it out. @@hellohogo

scan the QR code with your package, it leads to the video you need. (they are hidden from public view)

soon, we are moving into a brand new external shop location where i can do my day to day business (smoke machines and the sorts) more efficiently than in our small room at home, more space is also more possibilities for recording again, just super busy now with everything setting it up