Gripe: Vallejo labels

hakoMike

Active member
The print on Vallejo game color labels comes off if you breath on it too hard. I\'ve taken to putting a piece of tape across the printing on each label, just to keep it from rubbing off, but it still irks me.

End of gripe. Please return to your painting.
 

striker8

New member
I noticed that along time ago too.

Get\'s frustrating at times some of the colors are so close in color through the bottle:mad:.

I like the tape idea. I\'ll try that on the next ones I get.
 

generulpoleaxe

New member
i have had this problem with game colour as well.:~(

when mr vallejo looks through the site as he often does (how cool is that!) maybe he will address this issue.:idea:
 

finn17

New member
Hmmmmm...

I know VAllejo paints are the biz, but have you tried not \'heavy breathing\' on them?

I don\'t think I have ever found the need to breath on my paints..have you discovered a new technique you might like to share?:flip:
 

hakoMike

Active member
Originally posted by finn17
I know VAllejo paints are the biz, but have you tried not \'heavy breathing\' on them?

I don\'t think I have ever found the need to breath on my paints..have you discovered a new technique you might like to share?:flip:

It\'s the Winsor and Newton Series 7 that elicits the heavy breathing. The Vallejos are just in the collateral damage radius.

EDIT: replaced incorrectly used word \'illicits\' with correct verb \'elicits\'. Pity the language, to take such abuse.
 

generulpoleaxe

New member
that\'s because you use model colour mike.

my model colour labels are fine, but the printed paint names on my game colour lables rubs off with ease.
(it\'s a good job i go off rough colours as i am useless with the paint names.)
 

Infidel Castro

New member
Surely you paint with your eye for colour, not what a pot of paint tells you from its label? Hardly the end of the world is it lol
 

hakoMike

Active member
Originally posted by reverend
Surely you paint with your eye for colour, not what a pot of paint tells you from its label? Hardly the end of the world is it lol

Sure, but lots of the tutorials and technique descriptions that people post use color names.
 

hakoMike

Active member
Originally posted by reverend
Aye, but surely you memorise them? I always have!

lol Sorry, no. Maybe a few, but I don\'t know a scrofulous brown from a plague brown or a cold gray from a wolf gray.
 

airhead

Coffin Dodger / Keymaster
The last two posts read alone are what keep me coming back for more.

lol

Sonnyslayer, I am sorry you have the same problem as Finn in the mornings. lol
 
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