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Knight
 
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| Is it still possible to get old fashioned solvent based evo stik? And is the stuff in a spray can suitable for making latex props with?
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Knight
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| Damn, I've started this thread twice. Please can somebody delete one of them?
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Wag
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| Yes you can get ordinary evo stik, and the spray on stuff is crap for making weapons- but great for building fat suits and putting cloth covers onto shields.
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Champion
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I've had generally good results using the spray evostick for weapons making, and would add that its really convenient for coating larger areas but a pain to get off fingers. If you're going to use it its pretty essential to have some regular evostick for fiddly areas.
Shven
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FOIP is short for 'torture me for more info'
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