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Old 02-20-2005, 09:50 PM   #1  
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Default Coloring my dominoes

I need help - I made some gorgeous collage dominoes, and can't seem to color them with pastels. I tried to "seal" it with acrylic matte sealer like I do my tiles, but it must be alcohol based as it washed off my Stayzon. Anybody have any ideas? I have a workshop next week for this and it's just got to work as they are so cute!
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Hi Katie~

I've attached a link to a thread where this was discussed previously in great depth/length (3-pages). I think you'll be able to find your answers there. Good luck...

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I guess I need to try "roughing up" my dominoes, that may be what holds the pastels "on".
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You could also soak them in bleach overnight which will remove the glossy finish and provide enough of a tooth on the surface of the domino.
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Default Domino help...

I soak my dominos in bleach for 5-7 days to remove the acrylic finish. Once it is off, I stamp an image either Staz-On or Fabrico, then I can color it with pencils. Then I reseal with Plaid Gloss Acrylic sealer. TIP: Do *not* use watercolor pencils - the pigment will run when you reseal the dominos...trust me on this!
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I have yet to find dominoes that arent' textured on the back so I can try making pins or something with them, but I was at Marshalls awhile back and got the nicest metal container of ceramic type dominoes. They were on clearance for like $2.00. I stamped on tissue paper and sortof decopauged that onto the domino and it looked ok. I colored the image a little with my color pencils or sharpies. Where do you all find the wooden dominoes at?
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I soak my dominos in bleach for 5-7 days to remove the acrylic finish. Once it is off, I stamp an image either Staz-On or Fabrico, then I can color it with pencils. Then I reseal with Plaid Gloss Acrylic sealer. TIP: Do *not* use watercolor pencils - the pigment will run when you reseal the dominos...trust me on this!
Holy Toledo! 5-7 days? Overnight usually does it for the domino's that I have used in the past.
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