Great project! I've found that the toothpaste masking is best removed by rinsing the parts in water when possible. It cuts down on the slippery coating left behind by the toothpaste.
Nice idea! I will have to borrow this for my own prop room. I personally love toothpaste as masking agent. You don't peal it, you just run it under warm water and lightly wipe it with a washcloth.
Yay!!! Thanks for your kitten video - always welcome! And that's a lovely, happy wife&kitty pic :D (Other people's animal videos have helped sustain my morale throughout lockdowns and long Covid.) And the 'waste nothing - repurpose anything' ethos chimes with me, big time. Brilliant!
Cut the containers down around the first or second bevel then turn them on the side it makes for a nice handle. Make the cap openings light ports with some RGB or leds and cover with some type of lens. Then use the ribbing front for a panel partition with other greeblies parts. Nice little project.
Great video Tony. I did a similar project for my first video. I guess great minds think alike! Where did you get that handle for the spray can? I need one of those!
Thanks Jamie! I just watched your video and wow! Crazy how similar they are… except for my cat video of course. lol Lowe’s has the handles in their spray paint aisle. It definitely helps!
I agree!! It’s been a while since I posted this one so I had to go back and double check it. I confirmed that is the actual name of the color from that manufacturer… doesn’t make sense to me either, but I appreciate your comment and for watching the video!!
@@DockingBay327Build The people who come up with colour names are a special sub-species. I remember getting something that came in "Green, Red or Brown" from the picture but I didn't recognise any of the three colour names on the order form and had to look them up see which was which! Would it have killed them to use "Green/Red/Brown"? ... apparently. Thanks for the video and taking the time to read and respond to my comment.
Well done... these work well as they have an unusual shape and don't instantly register as cat litter containers.
Exactly!! Glad you liked it! Thanks so much for your support!
What a great use of everyday items I love that style nice work Tony!!
Great project! I've found that the toothpaste masking is best removed by rinsing the parts in water when possible. It cuts down on the slippery coating left behind by the toothpaste.
Good to know Derek! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome 💥 😁👍🏿
Thanks so much!
Good work...in the UK cat litter comes in paper bags...but still plenty of stuff here to use
Awesome, as usual!!! Great stuff!!
Thank you G! Glad you're enjoying the content!!
AWESOME video and containers, Tony!! Thank you also for the link to the mixable oil paint.
You're welcome Aedo and thank you for the amazing decal designs!!
Nice idea! I will have to borrow this for my own prop room. I personally love toothpaste as masking agent. You don't peal it, you just run it under warm water and lightly wipe it with a washcloth.
Very cool stuff!!
Thank you Mauricio! Appreciate your support!
great job!!! love it!!
Thanks so much Dan!
Yay!!! Thanks for your kitten video - always welcome! And that's a lovely, happy wife&kitty pic :D
(Other people's animal videos have helped sustain my morale throughout lockdowns and long Covid.)
And the 'waste nothing - repurpose anything' ethos chimes with me, big time. Brilliant!
I get the same cat litter. Thinking of using the container for a mando armor
Excited to see how that turns out!! Thanks for watching!
Cut the containers down around the first or second bevel then turn them on the side it makes for a nice handle. Make the cap openings light ports with some RGB or leds and cover with some type of lens. Then use the ribbing front for a panel partition with other greeblies parts. Nice little project.
Great ideas!! Many different options with these containers and I have plenty of them lying around lol!! Thanks for watching!
I thought you were gonna make a cat box at fist!!!
Haha! A Star Wars litter box. Now that would be hilarious!!
@@fullentony automatic door and self-clean!!!!
Rubber cement works good too.
Yes it does! Thanks!
Great video Tony. I did a similar project for my first video. I guess great minds think alike! Where did you get that handle for the spray can? I need one of those!
Thanks Jamie! I just watched your video and wow! Crazy how similar they are… except for my cat video of course. lol Lowe’s has the handles in their spray paint aisle. It definitely helps!
What do you store in them?
Nothing yet lol. But they look cool in my Star Wars Room!!
Yeah, unfortunately, toothpaste doesn't peel. It's ok in a pinch, but latex is definitely better.
100% Agree! Thanks for stopping by!!
Or rubber cement
You don't peel toothpaste, you just wash it off with warm water.
Yes, you are correct. Took me a bit to figure that out lol! Thanks for the feedback!!
3:33 "Ivory Black" - What sort of stupid name for a colour is that!?
I agree!! It’s been a while since I posted this one so I had to go back and double check it. I confirmed that is the actual name of the color from that manufacturer… doesn’t make sense to me either, but I appreciate your comment and for watching the video!!
@@DockingBay327Build The people who come up with colour names are a special sub-species. I remember getting something that came in "Green, Red or Brown" from the picture but I didn't recognise any of the three colour names on the order form and had to look them up see which was which! Would it have killed them to use "Green/Red/Brown"? ... apparently.
Thanks for the video and taking the time to read and respond to my comment.