Tattoo cover? how long? what's the material?
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I have a sleeve and I teach so it goes from my wrist over my bicept. Drifit material. Well worth the money by far. Way cheaper than any name brands I found.
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The glitter tattoos should last between 3-7 days depending on skin type and maintenance and are generally waterproof. That means that showers and even prolonged baths won't take them off. Just pat dry after spending time in the water. While in shower or bath - try not to scrub the glitter tattoo too harshly as it will shorten its lifetime. To remove the glitter tattoo - simply use alcohol swab or oil based products and soak the glitter tattoo area for few minutes. After soaking, gently scrub the glitter tattoo with a damp towel and it should easily come off. Please don't scratch the children tattoos as you might irritate the skin. Just use any lotion and the kids tattoos will come right off. There are several instances where the tattoos won't last as expected: 1. Not applying enough glue 2. Applying the glitter tattoo without cleaning the skin first. 3. Applying the glitter tattoo on a skin that has either lotion or oil For an ideal application please see that the skin is clean and dry prior to applying the body adhesive. Wait approximately for 30-45 seconds for the glue to become translucent / clear and only then apply the glitter Following these instructions will result in a perfect glitter tattoo that last for 3-7 days GlitZGlam
1757302
I really dont know how to describe it. I will do my best. The density of the stitching was fine. The thickness of the fabric wasnt thick. I got it for my husband. Its easy to put on and hasnt scratched the paint. We havent used it in a weather situation yet. We use it to keep the dust off. Sorry I couldnt be of more help.
1820693
I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
865494
It's more like canvas material if I remember correctly.. It was a gift for my cousin.
609003
Good answers from Jason and Tattoo. If you do a websearch for Celox in a syringe, there are a couple of pretty good pictures of the applicator that comes in this package. Botach web site has a nice picture. Think just under 1/2" and you'll get a good idea. Sounds like you could use a good hunter's education course in your neck of the woods! ;o)
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I believe the material is made from polypropylene. The material is lighter weight than the Planket brands. The covers are wide but, I wouldn't expect that they would cover something tall. I used them to cover plants that I have in wooden whiskey barrels. The plants are about 2 feet tall from the top of the barrel. The cover did not cover all the plant AND the barrel. Worked OK to cover the plant and the top part of the barrel - enough to pull the cover securely in place. For my taller plants/fragile trees, I purchased the 10' long plant wrap. It was huge but, I cut it down, wrapped the plant and secured it in place with clothes pins. Easy to put on and take off this way without damaging branches - no cords to fiddle with like the plant bags. I would say these covers would protect small shrub size plants.
1908958
Mine came in a little sleeve roughly the size of a piece of paper. Nothing special and I doubt it would last that long if heavily used.
1836142
I can't find the packaging and there's no tags on the sleeves. I do really like these. They stay cool and protect me from the sun but I did get them to cover my tatoos and I have to double it over to cover my ink.
796586
This is difficult to answer because it depends a lot on color and how opaque/ see through you want it to be. Typically I found anywhere from a quarter to at least one page of an 8x12 pattern.
1743123
It's made of 100% latex. The cover is 50/50 cotton/polyester. Do you mean synthetic as opposed to natural latex? I honestly don't know. There's nothing specific on the tag other than what I just mentioned. This sounds like a question you should ask the manufacturer. There's a phone number on their website as well as an contact form.
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It is made of plastic...similar to a credit card. And yes, we can put custom text on the back...just let us know what you need. Thanks for asking!
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I don't know about covering "colorful" tattoos. I use this product to cover blemishes; dark under eye circles; nothing as intense as "colorful".
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I was curious too, so I tried an extra tattoo I had leftover (printed on inkjet) just to answer this for anyone who cares to know. I tried it over a black tattoo. In lighter-colored printed areas, the tattoo underneath definitely shows through. In very color-saturated and dark-colored areas, it is barely noticeable underneath. Of course, doesn't show though black at all. So if you design your tattoo accordingly, it will cover up just fine.
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Aloha, Tom. I need to cover a bathroom window with this material for passing final inspection. It is a clear, plastic film, called "4 mil security film' because it is tough enough to keep robbers at bay. See the YouTube video of thieves giving up breaking into a storefront covered in this stuff. Directions for applying it comes with the order. I saved $170 by buying this and doing it myself over the charge it would have cost me to have a "pro" come out and do it.
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I'm not sure of the material. It appears to be a type of nylon. It has faded just a little.
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It's all together. On plastic. Think about the old kids tattoos when you wet them and pulled the backing off. You remove a backing and press the decal to the wall. The plastic left covers the letters and you rub them off into the wall. This one was a little tricky because of the font used but just had to make sure to go over every part if each letter. It looks great on the wall