Static Flocking Tool Build- Bug Zapper DIY - GI Joe Fuzz Head Flocking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2023
- Make your own flocking applicator, it's not a work of art but it gets the job done. I'll show you how I went about converting an electronic fly swatter into an electrostatic flocking tool. I've created mine for the sole purpose of applying flocking to some of my vintage 70's GI Joe's who have hair rubs. Maybe you'll be inspired to go all out when creating one of your own!
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Awesome!!! This project is so creative and practic 👏😮
Perfect ! many thanks to share, will made it one ! please where are you finding the correct fiber ( and choices in color ) to make hair, beard...thanks for your support.............have fun with your Joe's.........take care : )
Totally awesomeness Brother Thanks for sharing Your passion and adventures! Superb idea! Looks awesome 😀👍♥️🇺🇸🇨🇦♥️💯💯
Thanks for watching 👍
Love this Tinket Tim
Iam sharing this on
to all my Joe Head Groups
Especially the ones like me who don't have alot of Money spend on this Hobby.
And the ones who want save some
Excellent Idea 💡 For Joe’s with Hair Issues!!
Yeah there's no shortage of vintage GI Joe Fuzz-Heads with bald spots (just like real life 😅)
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Yeah, tell me about it. I got a runway for an airplane to park on my head. 😆
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Innovative!!! Great video!!! Genius!
LoL, I guess you liked it then? Thanks for watching Doug 😊
This looks awesome!! Question, was the hair pretty soft? I ask because Im needing to re-flock Sylvanian Families figurines.
Thanks for watching 👍 I can't say the hair on these figures are soft, it's really a fuzzy feeling. More than a flocked poster. The flocking fibers come in different lengths, so I know that would have a bearing on the softness end result. Sounds like a interesting project, good luck!
@ToyTinkerTim epic! Thank you so much Tim!
Thanks Tim , I just got a near mint 1973 Joe with a small bald spot on blonde beard. I may have to try this method . The only other issue is the tip of his nose is missing, Do you have any ideas on how to fix that issue ? Thanks again for your informative fun videos !
Thanks Mark, that nose is something I haven't encountered yet but I guess if I were to try I'd give some epoxy putty a go at it. I've used it to repair/replace broken thumbs on GI Joe figures from the 80s
Where do you get the rayon fibers from?