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ikipud September 25 2007, 21:49:53 UTC

Do you know if gouache paints would be ok? They're similar to watercolours so they should be alright but I'm not sure

bjd_wtf September 27 2007, 18:41:22 UTC

Only if they don't have oil in them. I would suggest asking their contents at your local hobby store.

ragamuffinz February 19 2008, 02:49:18 UTC

this is so late, but i just saw the commment while reading through bjd_wtf and gouache paints are fine, i've used them on my dolls before. i like gouache best since it can be acrylic or watercolor depending on how much water is added :)

ikipud February 19 2008, 18:56:13 UTC

That's the main reason I was wondering (because it can be like acrylics or watercolour)

Thanks so much =]

? anonymous February 18 2008, 02:37:02 UTC

You wouldn't know what a magic block was? I saw it on LUTS site, and I wondered what it was :)

Re: ? ikipud February 19 2008, 18:59:37 UTC

It's a sort of sponge that you can use to erase faceups/marks/stains on your doll when you add water to it.

You can buy them from Wilkinsons if you live in the UK. I don't know where you'd get them elsewhere but stores would probably have them near the cleaning products - washing up liquid/bleach etc

Re: ? anonymous February 21 2008, 18:27:00 UTC

Thank you! Is it a normal sponge, or does it work in some special way? Do you absolutely need it to clean your doll?

Re: ? ikipud February 21 2008, 21:25:24 UTC

I think it's made out of a certain material that's really good at cleaning stuff XD (or something like that)

You don't ABSOLUTELY need it to clean your doll. Before I found one, I just used a cloth and some toothpaste - it works surprisingly well 8D

Thread 6

Acetone anonymous June 5 2008, 07:17:14 UTC

Causes the resin to melt,so it definitely shouldn't be used.

Re: Acetone bjd_wtf August 18 2008, 23:40:46 UTC

This is only true of some resins. Some have no reaction at all.

What to use to seal an Obitsu body??? anonymous August 21 2008, 16:20:06 UTC

I NEED HELP! I bought an Obitsu doll it's plastic and vinyl and I have no idea what to use to seal her with or to spray on her first because she is vinyl and plastic? Please help!!! This is my first doll.

Re: What to use to seal an Obitsu body??? bjd_wtf August 24 2008, 21:13:51 UTC

Mister Super Clear or Testor's Dull Cote.

faceups anonymous December 6 2008, 00:35:44 UTC

i am getting my first bjd and i'm really confused about sealing and removing makeup.
i know msc is the best, but honestly its really expensive and i don't want to pay that much.
what's a cheaper alternative, and what's the best thing to use to remove a face up?

Re: faceups bjd_wtf February 16 2009, 19:13:48 UTC

You can use cheaper sealants, but you get what you pay for.

I absolutely would not use hair spray.

I use rubbing alcohol to remove faceups, but other people use other things.