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I tried it. It's not that black at all. My regular black T-shirt was blacker than a piece of cardboard I painted with Black 3.0. Super disappointing, to say the
by dheera 6y ago
I tried it. It's not that black at all. My regular black T-shirt was blacker than a piece of cardboard I painted with Black 3.0. Super disappointing, to say the least.
- atVelocet 6y agoNe Joke: Use it on something you prepared before (eg sanded down). And use Black 2.0 as a primer. Results are way better
- neurostimulant 6y agoMaybe it was applied wrong? The website mentioned that porous materials must be sealed first before spraying with black 3.0.
- dheera 6y agoI did prepare it with Black 2.0 first.
- Applejinx 6y agoYour T-shirt's a 3d structure with microfibers. I'm not surprised it was able to be more black than a hard surface: fabric's actually a really good way to make an intense black. The Culture Hustle blacks are also matte, which is very much a limiting factor (and part of the concept). I find if you're willing to accept highlights, super gloss black is way better at being super black everywhere that isn't a highlight. At that point you're trying to get the most localized highlight as possible, to get it out of the way so everywhere else can look blacker.