How do you make permanent paint?

Answer 1

Well, one time I was standing up, drinking a warm glass of Espresso liquid when suddenly I wondered, why do horses always betray me? So, this is what you must do: It involves a tennis ball shooter, a Nerf dart bazooka, a wired keyboard, a football helmet, and a mule. First, you will must obtain the tennis ball shooter. You must BUY it. If you do not get a pink one, you fail. You now have a gift for your grandma this year! Next, get the Nerf dart bazooka. Sneak up behind your cat, and shoot it! Doing so will agitate your cat, and it will either attack you or run away. If your cat is beige, you fail. Next, go to your computer, and rip out the wired keyboard with brute force, no matter how much it takes. Then, get tangled in the wires. This will quickly pester you, and you will launch the keyboard against the wall in frustration. If ANY shift key comes off, guess what!? LOL, you fail. After this, put on the football helmet, and headbutt your refrigerator. If your refrigerator glitches up and starts making coughing noises, you did it right. Finally, steal a mule from whoever has a mule, and ride it to the beach. Once you arrive at the beach, you must betray the mule and slip it some sleeping pills. Once its out, spray paint it to look like a zebra and drop it in a lions territory. If you prefer cheddar over mozzarella, you fail.

Hope I helped!

Answer 2

Step1 Choose a pigment. One easy way to do this is to purchase powdered pigments from any art and craft supply shop. Permanent paint materials will be added to a measure of the powder. You can also experiment by mixing ratios of the powders together to create you own color paints.

Step2 Nature provides many natural pigments. Strong, black coffee is a pigment for brown paint. The juice of blueberries makes a blue stain, just as Grape Juice makes a purple stain. For green, pick a lot of fresh grass or fresh grass clippings and press through a juicer. The green liquid this produces will make a good stain. Make sure if you press grass through a food juicer that you only use grass that has not been treated with chemicals.

Step3 Place hydrated lime in the plastic bucket. Stir in enough milk to make a paste. Stir in the rest of the milk, and stir in enough pigment to create the color you want.

Step4 Test a little paint on an inconspicuous area of the object you wish to paint. Allow to dry, and make sure you like the color. The dry color may be different from the color of the wet paint.

Step5 Use a natural bristle brush to apply paint, and stir now and then as you work. Allow paint to dry for a few hours between coats. When the last coat of paint is dry, paint on an oil finish or sealer.

Step6 Use this homemade paint within a couple of days after you make it. Unused paint can be stored in the refrigerator, but it will eventually sour and any unused paint will need to be disposed of.

Step1 Choose a pigment. One easy way to do this is to purchase powdered pigments from any art and craft supply shop. Permanent paint materials will be added to a measure of the powder. You can also experiment by mixing ratios of the powders together to create you own color paints.

Step2 Nature provides many natural pigments. Strong, black coffee is a pigment for brown paint. The juice of blueberries makes a blue stain, just as grape juice makes a purple stain. For green, pick a lot of fresh grass or fresh grass clippings and press through a juicer. The green liquid this produces will make a good stain. Make sure if you press grass through a food juicer that you only use grass that has not been treated with chemicals.

Step3 Place hydrated lime in the plastic bucket. Stir in enough milk to make a paste. Stir in the rest of the milk, and stir in enough pigment to create the color you want.

Step4 Test a little paint on an inconspicuous area of the object you wish to paint. Allow to dry, and make sure you like the color. The dry color may be different from the color of the wet paint.

Step5 Use a natural bristle brush to apply paint, and stir now and then as you work. Allow paint to dry for a few hours between coats. When the last coat of paint is dry, paint on an oil finish or sealer.

Step6 Use this homemade paint within a couple of days after you make it. Unused paint can be stored in the refrigerator, but it will eventually sour and any unused paint will need to be disposed of.

Answer 3

to make paint for free, you can use berry juice!!! That's right, berry juice!!! you just have to find berries, and smash them and there you go! FREE PAINT!!!!!!!!!

Answer 4

You jam a razor sharp needle into the flesh of another person after coating it with an indelible ink.