14k Gold Plated Brass
Choker Slide Letters (4cm) -Number 8
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Product Description
Sliding letters designed to fit chokers, bracelets, belts (etc) where the band is 4cm wide (screen accurate)
*The actual letters are slightly longer than 4cm*
If you purchase these letters and would like a photo of your item featured here for others to see, send me a message and I will share your photo here giving you credit (your name and/or username with the URL to your favourite social media account.)
*I will not use anyone's photos without their consent* MORE 4cm CHOKER SLIDE LETTERS: If you print with the cheapest material, Please watch this YouTube video by 3D Printing Nerd (featuring Punished Props) - this video has immensely useful information that can help you get a super smooth finish.
If you need a custom size or symbol, just send me a message!Contact:
Instagram: @gothams_clown_queen
E-mail: gothams_clown_queen@outlook.com
Facebook: facebook.com/GothamsClownQueen
Customising:
Depending on the material, you might need to sand your letters. I strongly recommend using wet-and-dry paper in various grits (starting with the coarsest grits, and working your way to the finer grits) and priming with car primer paint in-between sands. Car primer works the best with this method because it really sticks to the surface, dries evenly and quickly, works great with sanding (some craft primers have peeled when I tried sanding) and it doesn't cost much more than regular primers either, so it's definitely worth the investment.
If you want a factory-smooth-like surface, finish off with a final layer of car-primer paint and sand with a wet, super-fine grit wet-and-dry paper. The results you'll get are mostly determined by your patience, and what you want your finish to be like.
For getting a chrome gold look, some suitable methods to look into:
My Conditions:
*The actual letters are slightly longer than 4cm*
If you purchase these letters and would like a photo of your item featured here for others to see, send me a message and I will share your photo here giving you credit (your name and/or username with the URL to your favourite social media account.)
*I will not use anyone's photos without their consent*
- to spell PUDDIN:
| P - link | U - link | D - link | D - link | I - link | N - link | - to spell YES:
| Y - link | E - link | S - link | - to spell SIR:
| S - link | I - link | R - link | - other available letters, numbers and symbols:
| A - link | B - link | C - link | D - link | E - link | F - link |
| G - link | H - link | I - link | J - link | K - link | L - link |
| M - link | N - link | O - link | P - link | Q - link | R - link |
| S - link | T - link | U - link | V - link | W - link | X - link |
| Y - link | Z - link | 1 - link | 2 - link | 3 - link | 4 - link |
| 5 - link | 6 - link | 7 - link | 8 - link | 9 - link | 0 - link |
If you need a custom size or symbol, just send me a message!
Instagram: @gothams_clown_queen
E-mail: gothams_clown_queen@outlook.com
Facebook: facebook.com/GothamsClownQueen
Customising:
Depending on the material, you might need to sand your letters. I strongly recommend using wet-and-dry paper in various grits (starting with the coarsest grits, and working your way to the finer grits) and priming with car primer paint in-between sands. Car primer works the best with this method because it really sticks to the surface, dries evenly and quickly, works great with sanding (some craft primers have peeled when I tried sanding) and it doesn't cost much more than regular primers either, so it's definitely worth the investment.
If you want a factory-smooth-like surface, finish off with a final layer of car-primer paint and sand with a wet, super-fine grit wet-and-dry paper. The results you'll get are mostly determined by your patience, and what you want your finish to be like.
For getting a chrome gold look, some suitable methods to look into:
- spray paints
- gold leaf
- gold plating
- chrome model paints
My Conditions:
- You are free to make tutorials on how to customise these, but don't claim it as your own model - make it clear where you bought the letter(s) from.
- You can only sell customised versions if you have messaged me and discussed details about it first, and you must be completely transparent with your customers; don't hide the fact that these were originally from Shapeways.
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slidelet4cm_8
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