ThistleMae
Falling More in Love Every Year!
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Wow! This would be so cool! Who in here is going to be there to confirm this?DisDining discusses new custom bands to be available in Tomorrowland.
Wow! This would be so cool! Who in here is going to be there to confirm this?DisDining discusses new custom bands to be available in Tomorrowland.
IDK...I used Dollar Store Nail Polish and it is holding well, I even bend the band back and forth to try to get it to crack. It has some very, light hardly noticeable creases. I also used the sparkle polish, which I can't even get off my nails! Maybe you have too many coats!Love everyone's bands! Very inspiring...
I have a question- I used nail polish on my bands (coated two with glitter nail polish and put a tattoo on one with 2 coats of clear topcoat) but the nail polish on my bands is cracking!! Has anyone else had this problem? Am I just using nail polish that's too cheap?
I'd love any advice- we're going next week and I told my son I'd figure out how to fix his band!![]()
Oh, maybe that's why...I did my nails in green then put the glow polish over them. I'll try again.You need to have a white background for the glow to show up
IDK...I used Dollar Store Nail Polish and it is holding well, I even bend the band back and forth to try to get it to crack. It has some very, light hardly noticeable creases. I also used the sparkle polish, which I can't even get off my nails! Maybe you have too many coats!
Painting the mickey head is no problem- I did the same thing to mine last year as I did for this one using sparkle nail polish on only the mickey head and we had no problems with our bands working. Like someone else mentioned, I don't think you can add actual objects like rhinestones and on top of the mickey head, but you can certainly decorate and paint the band without any problems- at least so many people do and I have not read about any issues with them.I have benn looking at all these wonderful bands and am completely blown away! So went out and bought paint and was getting already to paint ours when they arrive when a friend told me not to do it because they had painted theirs and when they got there they wouldn't work. Then my sister told me you just can't paint the Mickey head. But a lot of these are fully covered.
So is there a problem with painting them? Was it something else that caused the problem for her? Some of it was metallic looking polish but she said the other one didn't work either. Now I feel I bought the paint for nothing cause I'm worried to do it. I haven't seen anyone on here say anything about problems.
Painting the mickey head is no problem- I did the same thing to mine last year as I did for this one using sparkle nail polish on only the mickey head and we had no problems with our bands working. Like someone else mentioned, I don't think you can add actual objects like rhinestones and on top of the mickey head, but you can certainly decorate and paint the band without any problems- at least so many people do and I have not read about any issues with them.
Yeah, sparkle nail polish is tough. Sorry it still cracked. It took me four applications to get it off my nails!I thought maybe it was too many coats (did 2 coats of sparkle and 2 coats of top coat on my daughter's which is definitely cracking), but on my son's I only did 2 light coats of top coat on top of the tattoos and it's still cracking!
Strangely, I was trying to get the sparkle bailpolish off of my band to redo it and it won't come off with nail polish remover, even though it's cracked!
im not sure if fitbit bands are the same material as magic bands, they seem to be. i colored my fitbit band with sharpies and it rubs off after hours of sitting and drying. i tried putting clear nail polish over it and the colors ran, which look cool but i'm just confused, i thought sharpies worked on any surface. hopefully all goes well once the polish dries, but i might be heading out to buy a new one. thanks for any opinions
I have benn looking at all these wonderful bands and am completely blown away! So went out and bought paint and was getting already to paint ours when they arrive when a friend told me not to do it because they had painted theirs and when they got there they wouldn't work. Then my sister told me you just can't paint the Mickey head. But a lot of these are fully covered.
So is there a problem with painting them? Was it something else that caused the problem for her? Some of it was metallic looking polish but she said the other one didn't work either. Now I feel I bought the paint for nothing cause I'm worried to do it. I haven't seen anyone on here say anything about problems.
I used paint and nail polish on my husband and sons' bands. I painted right e Mickey head and they had no problems them. I ted Tigger stripes on mine and covered the Mickey head with a black crystal worked fine the whole trip.
I LOVE the Scooby Doo! Where did you find images? I've been looking through google for something to use. If I PM you my email would you send me those Scooby pics?Three more magic band decals I designed on magicyourband.com... I'm obsessed with this site!
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I actually don't have the images saved anymore, but I know for the image on the left I googled "Scooby doo banner".. The image on the right I found the scooby picture by searching "Scooby doo transparent Background" and the background I just searched "hippie flower background" then just put the Scooby image over the flower background.I LOVE the Scooby Doo! Where did you find images? I've been looking through google for something to use. If I PM you my email would you send me those Scooby pics?
View attachment 131037 View attachment 131038 Now I can sleep, okay maybe not. Here's the last 2 bands. Again I used acrylic paint, various Sharpie types. Finished with 3D glaze.
I have benn looking at all these wonderful bands and am completely blown away! So went out and bought paint and was getting already to paint ours when they arrive when a friend told me not to do it because they had painted theirs and when they got there they wouldn't work. Then my sister told me you just can't paint the Mickey head. But a lot of these are fully covered.
So is there a problem with painting them? Was it something else that caused the problem for her? Some of it was metallic looking polish but she said the other one didn't work either. Now I feel I bought the paint for nothing cause I'm worried to do it. I haven't seen anyone on here say anything about problems.
I thought maybe it was too many coats (did 2 coats of sparkle and 2 coats of top coat on my daughter's which is definitely cracking), but on my son's I only did 2 light coats of top coat on top of the tattoos and it's still cracking!
Strangely, I was trying to get the sparkle nailpolish off of my band to redo it and it won't come off with nail polish remover, even though it's cracked!
A great tip I read is to cover the mickey area with tape like washi or masking tape, then trace around mickey. Then you can remove just mickey or surrounding area to paint. As for cracked smear or fade, you will need to seal whatever you use with a clear finish. I did a Jack band with acrylic Sharpies and those may work out well for you. Just remember to peel tape after applying finish before it dries but not when it's too wet.I'm not crafty at all, yet I am thinking that I would like to outline the Mickey head on our bands in black, but of course I want something that won't crack or smear or fade. I don't trust myself with paint. Is there a best type of fine-point marker or pen that all of you decorating experts would recommend for this simple job?