How do you remove felt tip from your VAM

Nice work there!   Are you going to do another final Quinoderm coat?

Looking good Hawkeye   

Wolf_Soldier64 wrote:

Ian well done looks good, some of the old always looks pale, your looks nice and healthy   

Thanks Mark yes I also think he looks good I've named him Red and have put him in my first ever deorama called Green Beret Ambush he does seem to have a nice sun tan after this treatment but miles better Cheers Ian

snow white wrote:

he looks great

Cheers Snow white it's been good experimenting with the creams and even better when you get the results  
 Ian

clivvers wrote:

Nice work there!   Are you going to do another final Quinoderm coat?

Cheers Clive I have been thinking about giving him another coat but one of the side effects I seemed to be getting with the Quinoderm is that he started to look very tanned and I didn't want to over do it, I have named him Red now and put him in my first ever deorama called Green Beret Ambush so please have a look and let me know what you think
  Ian

Sparklebudgie wrote:

Looking good Hawkeye   

Cheers Brian and thanks for all the help on this it's been really rewarding to get a good result   Ian

Disaster the Quinoderm 10 causes a servere redening to soft heads that looks like very bad suntan it shouldn't be left on for too long, also with felt tipped hard head painted heads it doesn't make much difference



Be very careful when using acne cream it could damage your Elf   
One good thing that came out of this, Good old Sunny was found   
Cheers Ian

Has anyone tried a north American product for this other than Twin Pines? I am all for the Twin pines if it works and would probably invest were it not for the shipping charges. I saw someone mentioned wart removal?