Anyone use a silicone prego belly?
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Anyone use a silicone prego belly?
Hey there,
I am interested in doing belly painting to practice and I found some paper templates but I want to know if anyone has used a silicone belly before to practice and was it useful?
These things are expensive but I did find one cheap for $53 bux. Silicone Belly
Thank you!
I am interested in doing belly painting to practice and I found some paper templates but I want to know if anyone has used a silicone belly before to practice and was it useful?
These things are expensive but I did find one cheap for $53 bux. Silicone Belly
Thank you!
Re: Anyone use a silicone prego belly?
I've seen some people using cheap inflatable beach balls.
Kris5115- Number of posts : 754
Location : Twin Cities, MN
Registration date : 2012-04-10
Re: Anyone use a silicone prego belly?
I know that there is a store in Holland that sells these practice-balls. They look like bach balls but are made of different material.
I was thinking of using a second hand display mannequin, but not sure if this works well. Its about 30EUR so not that expensive.
I was thinking of using a second hand display mannequin, but not sure if this works well. Its about 30EUR so not that expensive.
Talie- Number of posts : 16
Age : 36
Registration date : 2013-11-18
Re: Anyone use a silicone prego belly?
i think the main problem with the silicone based practice things is the staining.
i have a face shell (the "mask" that goes over the more expensive practice head) and Wolfe black is very difficult to get off.
i have to use 91% rubbing alcohol and a dish scouring sponge, and i still have a stain from my recent practice design.
reds and blues also stain, but are somewhat easier to get off. but everyone who has ever had a practice head complains about the staining.
i would go with the cheapest model thing you can find, like a beach ball or maybe even a large balloon, although if they are very smooth, it will be harder for the paint to stick.
i have a face shell (the "mask" that goes over the more expensive practice head) and Wolfe black is very difficult to get off.
i have to use 91% rubbing alcohol and a dish scouring sponge, and i still have a stain from my recent practice design.
reds and blues also stain, but are somewhat easier to get off. but everyone who has ever had a practice head complains about the staining.
i would go with the cheapest model thing you can find, like a beach ball or maybe even a large balloon, although if they are very smooth, it will be harder for the paint to stick.
jlirie- Number of posts : 1812
Location : us
Registration date : 2014-07-31
Re: Anyone use a silicone prego belly?
Some clever person should patent a model belly/ model head that doesn't stain - surely there must be some material out there that would be ok. My model head is terribly stained and rubbing alcohol, magic sponges... nothing really cleans it well. I guess a beach ball may be the best after all.
dizzyizzyfaces- Number of posts : 15
Location : Yorkshire UK
Registration date : 2016-09-06
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