we laminated a black foam t-band using yellow resin for the tint, the tint showed green over the black???
GENE what did we do wrong?? what part of the equation was missed?
Thing is is we always use the same tints and the same resin and the same foam, never had a discoloration happen before.
Howzit F1, Is this the first time you've done the yellow tint over black colored foam? I ask because the black foam may not be pure black. Think about how a ink jet printer makes black when printing it with other colors. The printer uses all the colors to make the black, so it's probably a reaction of all the colors blending with the tint. Example: I sprayed a board all yellow, then did a red tape off rail paint job with some black fade over the red, When I glassed it the black had a green hue to it. I'm just glad it didn't turn brown. Aloha, Kokua
Yellow + Black = Green. Yellow + Blue = Green.
Heres my dilemma, ive seen other yellow tinted boards with black t- bands, and its black shows through… not as green…thats where my confusion is. my old laminator did tints with t-bands that came out right as well.
wanna make olive drab? U know lie paint your jeep to look army?..how bout crayons rub the black and yellow tep olive drab grrreeeeeeeeennnn…tape off the blaque center and yellow the foam then glass clear…ummbaby…oh yea squeegee out from the middle any residual yeller off and away from the sacrocinct clear foam of black…or glass clear and tint gloss …worked for the blue machine how bout the bee machine?..ambrose…tempra made olive drab and water colors too one of my favorite color mistakes of all time, better than too much black and more revolting