You can't really seal the eyechips to avoid future scratches after the change :( But I'm guessing plastic eyechips are better than glass eyechips for painting (for printed ones I would recommend glass eyechips). On glass maybe the paint can't stick as well as on the plastic. What do you think?
@@unniedolls Idk. I was thinking of sealing the back with msc or matte varnish to avoid searching so i can reuse them if i decide to change them, but I guess I'd just have to test it out.
@@khanamethaprasith1489 unfortunately, there is no method that is working well :( With painted eyechips you risk that after removing them, you ruin the design. But this can happen with the printed ones if you use a very strong glue. Half of the printed paper may be stuck in the eye mechanism with the glue, while the other half of the paper will come out with the glass/acrylic eyechips