Recent content by FadedThrows

Just put a Tiger Camo dye on my PA-2. [/URL][/IMG]

Next time you come down make sure you hit up monte sano. It's my second favorite right after Indian creek. But glad you had a good time

I recently purchased a 152 Blizzard Boss and can rip it. I get comments from some friends about throwing lightweight plastic, but when I parked a 400' hole the other day with it one of them commented on how he needs to "check that blizzard stuff out". nice post. I've learned to throw what works...

Thanks man. I'll keep that in mind when I'm out looking at discs next time. I've never thrown any gold line or neutron before.

First Ace of the year. Hole 7 at Tumble Tree in Opelika. Went and bought a shark3 last weekend mainly for this hole. About a 250 ft hyzer shot that skipped in.

Well I left them in for 14 and 16 hours, but neither showed signs of even sitting in the dye. I guess it's time to go buy some new plastic.

Well I've got two in there right now so we will have to see what happens haha

My first attempt using this dye technique. This a star Tern that i had already stencil dyed a week ago. I used idye mixed with laundry detergent for all the colors. My bed was dishwasher gel. The bed wasn't quite big enough because there are still some light blue spots around the edge, but still...

Glad to hear justice was served and everything worked out for you.

Just got done with this one. I'm slowly getting the hang of it.

I always have at least two bags of sunflower seeds in the bag. Can't go wrong with a lemon-lime gatorade either.

My first three dyes. Pretty proud of how they turned out. Couldn't have done it without all the helpful info found on this site. Can't wait to switch to vinyl instead of contact paper and see if I can stop the bleeding, but for now I'll call it character. From left to right: Prodigy F1 400s -...

It was prodigy 400 series plastic. I washed with hot water and dawn dish soap really well before. I think i might try to get ahold of some good vinyl here pretty soon and try that. i might also try a cold dip and see if I get the same results as the first one.

I ended up using contact paper after reading that some people use it without a problem and it was a cheaper alternative, but it was hard to cut detailed lines without "pulling" the paper. I had the stove top set on 2. I could hold my hand to the side of the pan and leave it there. I also left...