could someone tell me a home made mixture for marking out a grass soccer field.paint not available in saudi?
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Lime, chalk and water.
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I painted a 14 foot duckboat to look like a marsh.  total cost of all the materials was under $25, and it's very realistic looking.  get a paint kit from cabela's (parkers, it has 6 cans of 4 different colors), and get one of those trigger handles that go on spray paint cans.  practice making patterns/stencils or whatever on a big piece of cardboard.  use real leaves or branches as a stencil.  you paint it green, then hold the leaf up there, then hit it with some grey.  instant leaf.  use your imagination for a pattern.
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the stores name is HQ.  i think they flier was for hollywood sports.  www.hollywoodsports.com.  that place isnt too great.  it's expensive and they make you buy field paint.  you should check out jungle island or sc village.
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The best soccer balls have between 1400 and 2000 stitches hand made and need 4 hours of work.\nSource-Sam
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I would suspect that what you actually need is a paint finish that can be cleaned repeatedly without damage.  I would use a high gloss finish as it can be cleaned, wiped down, the easiest.  I would use an alkyd based exterior water based paint.  As I think the exterior finish would be best.  Paint products and formulations change rapidly so I would go to a quality paint dealer and explain your situation and follow his recommendations.
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you can buy a paintball marker at almost any place that sells sports equipment.  examples are walmart, academy, and gander mountain
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Hi ocean_prize,\nTry Ebay or a paint shop, hobby shop. Good Luck: Blueladybug
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An easy solution would be to use Playdough! (or other claylike materials).  It's easy to form into various shapes and stick together into a model.  And it is colorful without needing any extra painting.  You can easily add labels on toothpicks or a color key to describe the different parts.
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model paint or sharpies.
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try using  flat black instead. it'll look bitching bad ass and be way easier. tremclad makes a decent one. but if you're set on a glossy finish, listen to the first guy.\n\n\ngood luck
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carmex, it's amazing, you can get it from Boots (if you live in the UK) but vaseline is good too!
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Food coloring and vegtable oil
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paint it all the same color lol
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Yes, it is a complex mixture of solvents/thinners, dyes, resins (depending on what type of coating you desire (epoxy resin), raw materials  (once again depending on the coating application).\n\nA simple paint recipe that can used in a smaller laboratory set-up is:\n\nMaterials Needed:\n2 cups flour \n2 teaspoons salt \n2 1/2 cups cold water \n2 cups boiling water \nFood Coloring \n\nInstructions:\nMix the 2 cups of flour with the 2 teaspoons of salt. Add the 2 1/2 cups of cold water; stir until smooth. Gradually add this mixture to the 2 cups of boiling water. Boil until the mixture becomes smooth and thick. Add the food coloring until you get the desired color.
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do not use that!   use paintball marker oil at a paintball gun store...dicks sporting goods should have it
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Decent idea:\n\nTLC with m&ms.  I did this once for a "show and tell" to an 8th grade class, and it worked great.\n\nUsing coffee filters cut into strips, water, plastic cups, a Q-tip and different colored m&ms, you can spot the dye from the surface on the m&m onto the coffee filter and then place it into a shallow cup of water.  The water wicks up the paper and carries some of the color at different rates.  \n\nRed m&ms show 2 red spots\nBlue m&ms have 2 blue spots\nPurple m&ms have a red and blue spot.\n\nIf you don't want to do m&ms, you can use ink from a narrow tipped marker.\n\nGood luck!
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Make a sunset background.  Add some cacti.  Then let them color.  Even add some plastic wildlife