Not sure... The website says "latex masks and props" Not sure if that means latex props or props in general. I could do a test on a TOTs knife and see if you would like. Here is what the website says "This Premium Grade, quick-drying and stretchy blood coating has been meticulously formulated for latex masks and props. It comes in two spine-tingling grades: FRESH, Arterial Blood, offering a lifelike fresh appearance with a touch of vibrance, and AGED, Veinous Blood, shrouded in a sinister rusty hue. Both selections guarantee an otherworldly level of realism, providing a permanent, high gloss and flexible blood effect that adheres well to many surfaces. Monster Makers Polymer blood dries smooth and tack free with a slightly viscous flowing property that allows for easier application without being too thin. Polymer Blood is also water proof, UV and scuff resistent."
@@ManicMasksAndHorror Thanks a lot for the answer. I'll probably stick with Pale Night Productions Permablood for any costume/fabric pieces, but I'll definitely look into the polymer blood as a substitute for masks and props when I can't find any permablood
Hello my friend I had a question for you if you don't mind. Where would I be able to purchase that blood is it on Amazon or maybe at Party City? Thank you for your time.
Catching up on a few I missed, blood looks so good on this.
Thank you man.
Dang, he is really scary looking. Great tutorial.
Thanks!
Great job by the way I bought a bloody version Art mask but I wanted to bloody it up a little more.
Nice dude.
Thanks man.
Wow....
Thanks man.
Where do I buy
Edit: I love how it’s modded I saw the original mask at a store but it was so thin and flimsy but this looks amazing subscribed.
Thank you! You can get the blood from Monster Makers . com
Does this blood only work on latex masks or can it work on props and clothing like Permablood does?
Not sure... The website says "latex masks and props" Not sure if that means latex props or props in general. I could do a test on a TOTs knife and see if you would like. Here is what the website says "This Premium Grade, quick-drying and stretchy blood coating has been meticulously formulated for latex masks and props. It comes in two spine-tingling grades: FRESH, Arterial Blood, offering a lifelike fresh appearance with a touch of vibrance, and AGED, Veinous Blood, shrouded in a sinister rusty hue. Both selections guarantee an otherworldly level of realism, providing a permanent, high gloss and flexible blood effect that adheres well to many surfaces. Monster Makers Polymer blood dries smooth and tack free with a slightly viscous flowing property that allows for easier application without being too thin. Polymer Blood is also water proof, UV and scuff resistent."
@@ManicMasksAndHorror Thanks a lot for the answer. I'll probably stick with Pale Night Productions Permablood for any costume/fabric pieces, but I'll definitely look into the polymer blood as a substitute for masks and props when I can't find any permablood
Hello my friend I had a question for you if you don't mind. Where would I be able to purchase that blood is it on Amazon or maybe at Party City? Thank you for your time.
Thank you, you can get the blood from Monster Makers . com
@@ManicMasksAndHorror thank you I appreciate it my friend, again awesome work.
Do these go on clothes well?
Not really sure, I haven't tried them on clothing... yet.