:D This is Amaziiiin!!!

We call this product 'THE SHIT' in my household. You can see why!

That is extremely useful! Good to know!

Not a problem! It's best to use caution to not let it get too dark to begin with, but accidents/mistakes do happen. We're only human, after all!

I have never tried airbrush before because I was afraid I'd ruin everything. But now I'm not so worried about it. ^_^ Yay!

I'll tell you a secret: I am afraid every single time I airbrush that I'll screw it up and ruin everything. Even though I know how to do it! Airbrushing is a really scary process, but it's not as bad as your mind builds it up to be.

There are a lot of fursuits I want to spray with this stuff xD

Agreed!! x.x people get overzealous with an airbrush sometimes, I swear!

Yeah. Many I've asked say it's because they can't fin the right fur that feels good. Can't be That hard to find black can it ??

That "feels good"? *snickers* They really haven't petted much airbrushed fur, have they? When you overly paint it, it gets crunchy and stiff, gross.

It kinda saddens me cause som of those are really well made and all, but the only thing keeping me from wanting a head for example is the Airbrushing

You and me both!

I have to ask. Whats easier? Airbrushing large patterns on or hand sewing? I've always been more a fan of the look of airbrushing though I know it changes the texture of the fur.

I prefer to hand sew in everything reasonable and only use the airbrush to blend, whenever possible or reasonable. On some things, and for some colors and patterns, however, it's just better to airbrush it all on. It really has to be looked at on a case by case basis, and a lot of the time it's the customer's final decision which method is used.

Also, if you airbrush slowly in several light coats, the texture change can be very minimal.

Lololol I know that muzzle XD I like the almost frosted effect it has to it now.

I can see this method being used to create that unique "black skin" kind of look that's going on here when then paint was removed. The faint black under-layer there is really awesome looking! If I was getting a silvery or light grey wolf suit, that's how I'd want it to look :D Though I'm sure that'd be really difficult to do all over and cost quite a bit more due to the extra materials and processes. Still though...Love the end result look!!!

Quick question~
Do you have to remove it as soon as possible, after the error, or will it still work after it's dried?
Thanks :3

The sooner the better, but this was done months after the airbrushing for the tutorial!

Acetone does the same thing (in fact i wouldnt be surprised if that cleaner is acetone based) I would just make sure to test patches first. you never know if the product will eat the plastic of the fur. this can be used for cool white tip effects too.

Out of curiosity what's your method for applying this miracle elixir?

Mostly a paper towel, really. I'm sure there's some better way of application, but it's not something I try to put myself in the position of doing often enough to find a better way.

Haha I feel ya. I had to use some last night to fix a head I pretty badly messed up. I did try a few different methods since I had no idea what I was doing. Airbrush disperses it too much (but worked well with the Airbrush cleaner). Scrubbing with paper towel is what I did a lot, but I also tried applying some with these cotton circle pads I have (like cotton balls but flat with more surface area). That was good for the applying bit, but not the blotting or the scrubbing. In short as you say paper towel is the way to go.

Thanks for making a post about this stuff, it really saved my hide, and hopefully I won't have to use it again for a while :)

Glad I could be of help! Accidents happen, it's simply a part of the process, and that shouldn't be something that makes someone start over when there are ways to fix it.

I agree. I was completely convinced I had ruined my head, but being able to try again is the best feeling in the world! This is really gonna help me get over my nervousness with the airbrush :)