[Guest]

I'd go for the 32 oz.

Liquid Latex 32 oz.

 

[RRguy]

I can buy it at the Spirit store 16 miles away, or at a novelty store I shop at once in a while 25 miles away, but I don't think they carry the large sizes. I've only seen the large sizes like you suggest online. If I run out, there won't be time to get more. You're probably right. I should keep plenty on hand.

Thanks, Bear.

 

[Guest]

Yeah, you shouldn't need that much, but, for the price it's a good thing to have on hand in the event you do need more. Plus, you can always do your left hand to match the freddy make-up.

Have you considered other alternatives like gelatin or foam latex appliances?

 

[RRguy]

I downloaded a video of a makeup job using gelatin and liquid latex. It looks good and fairly easy albeit time consuming. This is probably the process I'll use. Good idea for the hand, but I seldom make up my hands. We usually have lots to eat, and hand makeup could make it a little more difficult to eat and handle food. Gotta have my food. I didn't make up my hands last Halloween either, as you can see.

I got some comments about my hands but. . .FOOD!

There may be other questions forthcoming about the Krueger costume.

Thanks again.

 

[Guest]

Any time...as for the hands, you would only do the back of the left hand. And the right of course would have the golve.

I'll help ya out any way I can. I know a thing or two about Freddy. Great beetlejuice by the way.

 

[RRguy]

Thanks, Bear. The wig and makeup were nothing. The costume took some effort. That is a woman's suit by the way. Notice the way it buttons. It's not easy to find a decent man's white suit at the salvation army store. Luckily I'm not too big.

 

[Guest]

LOL...you just gotta think outside the box, rather than finding a white suit and painting black stripes...get a black one and paint white stripes. Great job either way.

 

[MHooch]

Great Beetlejuice, RRguy. I'm with Bear, better to have too much than too little, and I have found that liquid latex lasts a couple of years, if sealed well and stored in moderate temps. (Yes, that means I found out the hard way about putting my makeup in the attic where it is not heated OR cooled!!! Now it lives in a big tackle box in my bedroom closet.)

 

[RRguy]

A black suit with white stripes. Why didn't I think of that.

I've had liquid latex dry up before. Thanks for the storage advice, Hooch.

 

[mr frost]

Hey RRguy, if its to much trouble and you have some extra $$$ you could always buy a silicone mask, i got one last year and it worked out great for me. if you have never used silicone before it forms to your face and are able to move your mouth and everything, heres a link to some picks http://www.halloweenforum.com/halloween-costume-ideas/75119-me-halloween-08-a.html
also i used liquid latex on my left hand and it worked out very well, i was able to eat with it very easily after it dryed

 

[RRguy]

Good looking Freddy, frost. Actually not really good looking but rather hideous. Very impressive.

Thanks for the suggestions. Might be worth considering.

 

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online last year I bought a gal.for about 35.00 that would cover from head to toe

 

[RRguy]

Sounds like a deal, daddy. Prices I've seen are as much as $1 an oz. Do you remember where you got it?

 

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[RRguy]

While we're on the subject, I'm planning to shave my whiskers before the makeup job. I heard liquid latex and hair don't play well together. I would rather not shave my eyebrows. Is there an easy way to protect them?

 

[Sickie Ickie]

yep. Mortition's wax or nose putty.

You can also paint some latex on a mirror, remove the sheet when dry and cut it to fut your eyebrows, then attach with spirit gum.

 

[Toetag]

EDIT: Never mind i miss read Its still too early

 

[Guest]

While we're on the subject, I'm planning to shave my whiskers before the makeup job. I heard liquid latex and hair don't play well together. I would rather not shave my eyebrows. Is there an easy way to protect them?

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