This is my stab at making green flames. They ended up looking like vines. Haha
To really make colors stand out, try a dark base covered with white. Then add one more color.

This is my stab at making green flames.

Man, I thought you were going to start talking about the barbeque you ate after the OKC event earlier this year........

haha I get it...nice

haha I get it...nice

I may be 31 years old, but my sense of humor is only half that old....

Well stop joking around and start getting ready to toss some depron around in January. I'm building as we speak! This cold front is getting me all pumped up for the electric season!

ckorner I owe you a debt of gratitude for doing this thread. I will buy an airbrush soon. This method works so well and is so easy it is worth it's weight in gold!!
I can't believe how well this logo turned out and I am using standard spray paint. I didn't have enough correct size weights so i T pinned the stencil to the foam. it worked very well

Got it done today.
Thanks Craig!

It looks really cool.

Now thats what ya call a goood lookin foamy!

Sorry for hijacking this thread but why dont people make shockflyers out or strip carbon (a sorta frame) and then use really light covering.

Surely that would be the lightest and strongest way?

Looks great! What's it wiegh?

I have no idea.

Originally Posted by Wayne

I have no idea.

Mabye you could get somone to wiegh it for you...

LOL..

How much expotential are you running?

Thats even funnier.