How I painted a dart blaster from toy to cosplay prop, paint job tutorial 

Thanks for the video. I think you might have helped me up my wood grain painting

Awesome video! I was always just sanding and primer on plastic drops. Using plastidip will save alot more time

I swear, I am getting old. I have watched this video countless times and get so jazzed watching it, I forgot to comment. I know we've talked about it before but THIS, this is a style of video you should do more often. It's very natural for you it seems and personally, I would love to see more of them from you. I love watching makers in their process. Never once have I not learned something new to add to my arsenal (Plastidip!?) Keep up the good work my friend. It's all amaze-balls! Doc

Love this video! It's awesome!

Awesome, I will immediately try some of it with my latest project! Great job, clear explanations and easy to understand.

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Man i have thought i know all off the technics to created woodgrain but your way is much easier then mine🙈🙈Love your Videos Go on Brother👍👍👍💪💪

Down to earth perfect informative video, thank you! Just subscribed

Absolutely love your work! Thanks for posting!

Amazing work my dude! When I saw it I thought "That looks the caravan shotgun" and then you said it! I called it!

Awesome dude! Another masterpiece! Makes me want that BuzzBee blaster even more 😅

Too cool!

Like a pro!

Great video man, hope you do more cosplay related stuff soon! Please pet TJ for me.

Great vid, I'm excited to get some acrylics to try as so far I've only painted blasters with spray paint, and it takes way too long to get all the masking tape in to do cool details

Tj is a chunky boi nice paint job cute cat

Can you do a tutorial on how to make cosplay tactical armor?

Is plasti-dip a vinyl dye?

can is still shoot?