This is a cool way to show off your awesome spray painting skills or just have some fun. All you need is a shirt, spray paint, and if you want some lids or shapes to spray paint around. Dont forget to vote! Thanks!
Step 1: Painting the Shirt
This is very easy, just take the lids and stuff and place them on the shirt. Just spray paint around them. I used a piece of Styrofoam for straight lines and a medium sized lid for circles. Once you are done with spray painting it just let it dry and you can wear it. Also included here is a picture of me wearing the shirt.
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Smexy Dead
says:
Mar 25, 2008. 10:01 PMReply
You gotta watch out though, man, spray paint washes right out of fabric. (This has been a big problem with sports T-shirts at my school.)
sunshine n a bottle
in reply to Dec 30, 2008. 12:43 PMReply
Ur right at my school at p.e. when i wash my shirt at home it gets all my other shirts jacked up wit da color b careful bless up 1 luv!!!!!
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Mar 26, 2008. 4:08 AMReply
hmmmm... i have not worn it yet so there was no need to wash it but i will see after i do wear it. Thanks for the heads up though, and dont forget to vote! :-)
inventinator
in reply to Apr 13, 2008. 3:43 PMReply
are you kidding?! if it does wash out, who's going to vote?
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Apr 13, 2008. 5:25 PMReply
The kind of spray paint you use matters. I used one for wood and it didnt come out. You could test other kinds to though. So yaaaa... Dont forget to vote :-)
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Foaly7
in reply to Sep 5, 2010. 7:51 PMReply
So spray paint for wood wont wash out?
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pokiespout
in reply to Oct 9, 2008. 1:53 PMReply
I know I'm a bit late to the discussion, but I have been spraypainting t-shirts for years. I've always used Krylon, and the very first shirt I ever spraypainted is still spraypainted. It has faded a bit over the years, but has never, ever washed out.
Zaineb
says:
Jun 19, 2008. 1:52 PMReply
To keep it from washing out, you might want to try covering the print with wax paper then ironing over it. That usually locks it in for at least a couple washes.
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the.mk95
in reply to Oct 8, 2008. 9:13 PMReply
you can also silk screen pancakes :)
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the.mk95
in reply to Oct 8, 2008. 1:44 PMReply
that sounds like a really good idea zaineb. you should try silk screening :P
Zaineb
in reply to Oct 8, 2008. 4:18 PMReply
Hmm... never really considered it
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the.mk95
in reply to Oct 8, 2008. 9:14 PMReply
you can also silk screen pancakes :)
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Oct 9, 2008. 9:18 AMReply
OMG, NO WAY!!!! CAN U USE LIKE FOOD COLORING SO THEYRE STILL EDIBLE????
Zaineb
in reply to Oct 10, 2008. 4:02 PMReply
Yeah, you use chocolate syrup. Smuckables brand works best, Hershey's is worst. Look up that instructable by lamedust
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the.mk95
in reply to Oct 13, 2008. 1:58 PMReply
you really sound like you know your stuff......heh....
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Oct 14, 2008. 1:57 PMReply
haha
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Oct 10, 2008. 5:38 PMReply
will do!
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the.mk95
in reply to Oct 9, 2008. 12:06 PMReply
no actually i think you use syrup..here...search Pancake Mod by Lamedust on instructables...really cool!!!
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Oct 10, 2008. 2:43 PMReply
swwweeetttt
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Oct 10, 2008. 2:43 PMReply
kooool!!
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DaNerd11 (author)
in reply to Jun 19, 2008. 5:45 PMReply
Thats a good idea.... but.... its a little late.... i would have to repaint it first.... hehehehe.....
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