Guest round2racing

Put your thinking caps on ----- I need some ideas

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Guest round2racing

Ok, so I have a customer who wanted some graphics for his baggo boards.

I cut him a logo from his favorite beer.

He loves them.

Now that his boards are done, he wants decals to put on the sides that look like condensation.

What the (*#@$):thumbsup:?

I don't have a printer, and he says he doesn't want a wrap.

He wants droplets of water.

Do any of you have anything like that, or have an idea of what I can do to create this?

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try some of that splash mud stuff from another thread...  it sure had alot of droplets,,  made me tired just thinking of weeding that..

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There was a thread around a few weeks back where I posted some links to "doming", which is the process of applying clear epoxy over vinyl, and it "domes" up very thick and clear.  That's what I would do if I wanted to simulate water droplets.

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Guest round2racing

Have any idea how to do this without spending $400 on the kit?

Everything I find on Google refers you back to UltraDome and their kit.

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Guest round2racing

Those are cool ammo.

Thanks!!!

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Or maybe different size round circles for condensation??

That's what is showing up on my cold water bottle.  Just an idea.

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I saw something a while back showing an automotive painter appling actual droplets of water to a project prior to painting with the color he intended the droplets to be. This was in a paint booth, so I'm sure he had heat available to speed the evaporation of the water leaving his paint colored droplets.

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very welcome the rain drops were done in sign blazer with different sized circles and node editing

good luck

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