[straptrams91]

looks a lot like the old JTs i did a while back haha.. another lacrosse dude i see. i used to do this all the time to my sticks back in highschool haha really wish i had taken pics. i miss it. works really well for the frames. bottoms dont take the dye as well for some reason but they still look sweet

[DA9bro]

wooo lax bro! lol ya the bottoms are tricky. Some colors work better than others. i've been wanting to try the wood technique on a lax stick for a while and then do some frames. just havent had time

[rkjunior]

any suggestions on re-dying a white frame to get the paint stains out? i heard the rit white product?

[DA9bro]

rit's dye remover/color remover is gonna be your best bet. Boiling it in just plain water may take some out but definitely give the color remover a shot

[DA9bro]

its been a while but I've still been dying. Heres some recent junk:









Not masks but still cool:







hard to see in pictures but this is wood grain:

[Whitie22]

How did you do the Spire?

[DA9bro]

very carefully.... lol its a splatter technique. You use oil or adhesive and spray it on. you layer the colors and voila. it takes a lot of trial and error. I've been doing this for a while

[DA9bro]

[Shootingropes]

You've got some awesome stuff man, keep it up

[DA9bro]

thanks!

[Connatus]

That red i4 is awesome!

[DA9bro]

its pink lol

[DA9bro]

and when I say that I dont mean like I meant it to be pink, i mean like in person its obnoxiously pink which is exactly what the customer wanted but I cant get photos to really show how pink it is

[juggernaught_lives]

Amateur, LOL.


Keep up the great work.

[DA9bro]

hahaha ya....

[kool_aid22]

that looks cool i might be interested if you can do like a camo or something

[DA9bro]

i can indeed to camo!

[Spyder124]

how do you do solid colors? RIT dye in boiling water?

[DA9bro]

yup