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Ground In Gesso Dust On Vinyl

PostPosted: Sun Jun 16, 2013 9:08 pm
by WhiteDove01s
Ok, with one of my projects in progress, I've been eliminating the Daft Barbie Smile by filling in the mouth with gesso. I did this in several layers (and I may have a couple more to go), and in between some of them I sanded a bit to make sure the edges were all smooth.

Now here's the bad part... in the process of sanding (using a good ol offbrand dremel head) I've managed to rub some dust from the gesso into the corners of the mouth. Even after I get done and paint the lips, this would leave this odd bit of 'greying' at the corners of the mouth.

Does anyone have a good suggestion for removing this without removing the painted on gesso? Or am I going to be stuck with having to paint or blush over it and hope the skin tone matches?

Re: Ground In Gesso Dust On Vinyl

PostPosted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 2:53 am
by zirconmermaid
If I am understanding this correctly, the dust is dry and not painted over? If so, try using a kneaded eraser to pick up the dust. Keep using new parts that are still sticky.

Re: Ground In Gesso Dust On Vinyl

PostPosted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 5:21 am
by WhiteDove01s
Yes, it's just dust that the dremel rubbed into the corners, and hasn't been painted over or sealed in any way. Thanks! I picked up a couple of those erasers a while back... now to find where I stuck em. XD