Lux Aeterna
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- Nov 25, 2008
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Hey all,
I was wondering if there was a good way to take a white puzzle, remove the stickers, disassemble it and color all the pieces black, then reassemble it. Some kind of dye? Paint like the kind used on plastic airplane models? A regular sharpie? It would have to be permanent, uniform, and not chip or scratch off with normal use. Has anyone done this before? I just want all my puzzles to be the same color.
If it depends on the specific kind of plastic, I was thinking of doing this to either a V-Cube 6 (it seems most people think the white ones turn better, but I don't like how they look) or to one of the off-white pyraminxes from tropicalestore (which are cheaper than the Meffert's ones and possibly nicer, but not black).
Thanks!
I was wondering if there was a good way to take a white puzzle, remove the stickers, disassemble it and color all the pieces black, then reassemble it. Some kind of dye? Paint like the kind used on plastic airplane models? A regular sharpie? It would have to be permanent, uniform, and not chip or scratch off with normal use. Has anyone done this before? I just want all my puzzles to be the same color.
If it depends on the specific kind of plastic, I was thinking of doing this to either a V-Cube 6 (it seems most people think the white ones turn better, but I don't like how they look) or to one of the off-white pyraminxes from tropicalestore (which are cheaper than the Meffert's ones and possibly nicer, but not black).
Thanks!
