You did an amazing job rejuvenating your desk chair. Takes a lot of hours & and patience, but it paid off. Congrats

If you like Mr.Dressup you must watch the documentary.

If someone orders one sure I could!

How do I order

@@millyboyj2 message me through any social media platform. I’m Custom Made Everything in Facebook and Insta and Tiktok

Thank you so much 😀. I love doing it and I hope that shows in the final product.

Thank you. The brush is a 20/0 Liner brush.

@@custommadeeverythingthanks, i’ll go try it out 😁

Sometimes I paint them on overtop of the existing eyebrows. Most times I create them in Linearity Curve and print them onto water slide decal paper.

thank you so much

Do you customize? Have any more questions? I’m always happy to help.

Cool. Do you post your custom work anywhere?

@@custommadeeverything No, I’m afraid I don’t. Not a social media user. Plus, I really don’t think my stuff would be worth posting.

I couldn’t even price this one. I made it with old stock and I don’t know how much it would be to have another similar figure printed. I can’t get the goal net stuff anymore. But a similar style figure would be at least in the $300 area.

Thanks! I appreciate the love. You’re going to LOVE the Binnington I have coming out soon.

@@custommadeeverything ohhh buddy I sure will you should do a Connor hellebuyck that would be sickkk

An overseas supplier.

Take it apart so I can paint it to look like me when I play volleyball.

oh neat@@custommadeeverything

These were ordered by a customer.

I use acetone purchased from the hardware store. Nail polish did nothing for me.

@@custommadeeverything I don't get it then. My pure acetone doesn't remove the paint like that ...

@@nakurukamura1318 maybe what you’re trying to remove is the colour of the vinyl. What are you trying to remove?

Airbrush certainly is one way to go. It’s what I do for my base coats. But you can achieve a very clean look with a brush. But you must thin your paint.

@custommadeeverything I have never made a custom pop. I just see a lot that are really sloppy looking. Not yours, but many on line ebay look rough and I'd like them to look not hand made.

@@OaklynMediaLLC air brush will help. But there is a process to preparing your figure for brushing. Practice is required for brushing or air brushing to achieve a nice clean look. I encourage you to dive in and try it. Don’t expect perfection in your first go. And don’t stop trying. You can do this.

​@@custommadeeverythinghey! I was hoping you could help me with a question, i like to handle my out of box ones quite often, looking at them, Dusting then, but i notice on some of my older ones, the paint wearing down in some spots, its just a common so not a big deal but what's something i could spray on them that would protect them from handling? I was thinking a clear coat of some sort but some people said certain ones can have a bad reaction with the plastic? Any help and info would be appreciated!!

@@afrolintin Use UV resistant spray clear coat by Krylon. I would suggest matte finish. But what you have been told is correct. They could end up being sticky. My follow up to the aerosol clear is an airbrushed matte clear coat. There is something in the aerosol that is not in the airbrush clear that makes the figures go sticky. If I were you I would just leave them stick and if they’re commons just replace them.

Nail polish remover with acetone. Or just acetone

I tried nail polishes remove. It clearly didn’t have enough acetone in it. So straight up acetone is what I use. Test the acetone on the head you’re speaking of. Make sure the head is molded in skin tone vinyl and not painted. Most likely molded though.

No. I finish all my customs in a matte varnish.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed watching them be created. This was a challenging build. Especially Red’s hat!

I use a matte UV clear coat from Krylon.

And Casey, and a hand sculpted Finnegan and Tickle Trunk!! My wife and I dressed up as them for Halloween one year so I made Pops of us.