Members TomG Posted November 25, 2013 Members Report Posted November 25, 2013 I know a lot of folks say resist is not for use with dyes, but I have been using them to create highlighted stamped lettering for a long time now. Early on, I had picked up some sort of hard fiber nibs from a scrapbook store. I mount them in a handle and use 100% Resolene for my resist. It worked really well because I could paint the resist on like a pen. After a while, the tip would get where I couldn't trim and reshape it, so I'd replace it. Now, my local stores no longer care them. I'm using a brush now, but it's not my strongest skill <g>... I sometimes get uneven resist layers that let a little more dye through in one area than another and makes the highlights uneven. What do you guys use to apply your resist to letters and such? Quote
Members Little John Posted January 23, 2014 Members Report Posted January 23, 2014 10-0 Red Sable Brush. Quote
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